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I suppose it’s true what they say that “the more things change the more they stay the same.” Such is the case at The Miami Herald. With elections just weeks away in Honduras and the…
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It is estimated that there will be a total of 200,000 crossings by islanders to their homeland to meet with family this year By Gerardo Arreola From La Jornada A CubaNews…
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How Cuban American hard-liners influence Congress with campaign contributions A study conducted by Public Campaign Since the 2004 election cycle, a network of Cuban-American donors…
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By Richard G. Lugar and Howard L. Berman From The Miami Herald U.S. law lets American citizens travel to any country on earth, friend or foe -- with one exception: Cuba. It's time…
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By Laura Wides-Munoz Taken from The Washington Post MIAMI -- Supporters of tough U.S. sanctions against the Cuban government have given more than $10 million to congressional…
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By Max Castromajcastro@gmail.com BOOK REVIEWWithout Fidel: A Death Foretold in Miami, Havana, and Washington By Ann Louise BardachScribner 2009328 pages From the title of this book,…
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“Uribe's security policy is a threat,” says Francisco de Roux, the Jesuits' provincial superior for Colombia By Fernando Arellano Ortiz Cronicon, special to Argenpress.info…
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Al’s Loupe By Alvaro F. Fernandezalfernandez@the-beach.net Last week I wrote about Tomas Regalado, Miami’s recently elected mayor. In that column I mentioned my disappointment with…
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(Editor’s Note: This letter was published as an advertisement paid for by the Foundation For Normalization of US/Cuba Relations which recently appeared in the Sun Sentinel edition…
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By Max J. Castro At last, at CNN Lou Dobbs is history. He has lost his platform. For years, Dobbs has poisoned the air waves. Over the last five years, Dobbs has mercilessly attacked…
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