Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

Graphite n' Ink pokes fun at the President. "I didn’t set a red line," he said. The world set a red line," he explained. So it seems the red lines keep multiplying. The question to ask…
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WLRN radio station has apologized for canceling an interview with the author of a book that criticizes the Miami trial of five Cuban agents, and has re-invited him to appear.
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The "Carcassage" appears to be at an end. At least in its "pure state," the Internet's social networks, where only a few Cubans coexist, full of messages of every kind about the…
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Those who cling to the Republican notion that raising wages will in the long run damage the economy spread suspicious statistics and studies that deny the reality we see all around us…
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Brazil took the extraordinary step Tuesday of putting off a state visit by President Dilma Rousseff over allegations of U.S. spying.
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The most depressing fact about the economy is not the fact that household incomes were basically flat in 2012. It wasn't even the fact that 15 percent of the U.S. population was living…
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U.S. and Cuban representatives met in Havana on Monday for renewed talks on re-establishing direct mail service, 50 years after it was severed.
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Canadian Professor Stephen Kimber, currently on an East Coast tour with his new book, "What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five", has revealed that WLRN, an NPR…
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The U.S. State Department in October will release documents that could demonstrate the government's involvement in a press campaign prejudicial to five Cuban security agents during the…
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On Sunday Sept. 15, at all Catholic churches on the island, the faithful received one copy per family of the pastoral letter titled "Hope Does Not Defraud." It is signed by the 13…
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