Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

The New York Times and Bloomberg News got a look at a draft of a new UN report on climate change. It’s bleak, to say the least.
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Cuba has warned Latin American nations about the unconventional methods the United State uses to generate chaos in the countries that it considers unfriendly. Covert aggression is not…
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The lesson of this primary is that Rick Scott has a formidable task. He has to persuade people to disregard their existing impressions of Charlie, while at the same time convincing them…
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The U.S. “is sharing intelligence about jihadist deployments with Damascus through Iraqi and Russian channels,” the Agence France-Presse reports today, citing one source as saying: ”The…
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What's beyond question is that the support of New Yorkers, who elected De Blasio believing his promises of equal treatment for all, will depend to a great degree -- after the Garner…
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Seattle has the Space Needle. In St. Louis, they have the Gateway Arch. Is SkyRise Miami next?
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Immigrant rights advocates say the National Guard is not trained to deal with immigrants or minors, and the border should not be militarized. The first units of the National Guard…
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The apathy we witnessed in Tuesday’s Florida elections is a sad state of affairs when one lives in a democracy that touts the vote as its main tool.
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On Sept. 1, one million 800 thousand students will begin the school year in Cuba, from pre-school to technical and high school classes, said Education Minister Ena Elsa Velásquez…
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Most of Miami is a place that many expect will end up under water if we continue on our current path. It turns out, though, that in the District 26 congressional primary, there is a…
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