Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

Obama still has the edge in battleground states Polls released in the coming days should tell the real story of the winners and losers of the second presidential debate. And…
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From the Center for Democracy in the Americas Earlier this week, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen came out against verbal bullying. She tweeted on Monday that “Verbal bullying is…
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Editorial published Oct. 18 by the Los Angeles Times. For 50 years, Cubans have been prevented from leaving their country by an anachronistic and repressive travel policy that has…
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By John Detrixhe and Betty Liu From Bloomberg News Labeling China a currency manipulator, as Republican Mitt Romney has pledged to do if elected president, “may have a disruptive…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – The long-awaited measures that reform Cuba’s immigration policy have just been announced. According to the government’s announcement, “other…
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“I don’t see the United States greatly expanding visas, but something is going to happen,’’ said Bob Guild, vice president of Marazul Charters, which offers…
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Transcript of press briefing by Victoria Nuland, spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department on Oct. 16. QUESTION: I wonder if you have a reaction – well, I hope you would have a…
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By Abner D. Barrera Several days have elapsed since the presidential elections in Venezuela, where Chavismo inflicted a serious defeat to the Venezuelan oligarchy, but the Right…
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By Eduardo Galeano From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada As usual, the United Nations Security Council repeats that it will maintain a military occupation of Haiti because it must…
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By Saul Landau “Despite all the evil that organized religion has done around the world, religions have also been a primary source of energy for better ways of doing things and…
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