Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Michel du Cille of The Washington Post, who returned from covering the Ebola crisis in Liberia 21 days ago and who is symptom free, was…
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At the 1514 most of the dinnerware is in full view of the diners and the curious who are interested in this detail. They are objects that belong to the 19th and 20th centuries and were…
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Has the perception of sex changed over the years? How does it affect society? What is the role of media in setting sexual trends? In order to estimate the presence of sex in public…
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President Obama has named a political operative as the country’s Ebola Response Coordinator. Ron Klain will report to Homeland Security Adviser Lisa Monaco and National Security Adviser…
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No better context could be found for a conversation with Arboleya. It was obligatory to ask him if President Obama or his successor could initiate -- by himself and in a short time -- a…
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The Russian Duma's Committee on Foreign Affairs introduced a draft of a message it plans to send to the member nations of the United Nations General Assembly, asking their help in…
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The phenomenon is hardly unprecedented in this country's urban history. But the speed at which it has been coming about in Miami may be.
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The authors of the Cuban version of the video clip "Happy," originally performed by American singer Pharrell Williams, have returned to the stage and the featured players of a work that…
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Joe Garcia, Carlos Curbelo, Roberto and William Isaias
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Just watched the Rick Scott-Charlie Crist debate held in South Florida at Broward College. The headlines throughout Florida newspaper will tell you the obvious, it was bizarre.
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