Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

Ancient memories (Part 3) By Saul Landau Harvey and I rode in a truck cab along Highway 66 through a mixture of citrus groves and housing construction. San Bernardino County morphed…
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An editorial from the Boston Globe The invitation to membership extended to Cuba Wednesday by the Organization of American States was long overdue. The United States' effort to…
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By Bill Press One of the greatest challenges facing President Obama when he took office was restoring America's standing among other nations, especially our standing in the Arab and…
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By Jesús Arencibia Lorenzo digital@jrebelde.cip.cu From Juventud Rebelde, May 31, 2009 An elderly friend, whom I much esteem, firmly believes that the country's insufficiencies would be…
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By Luis Sexto Let us begin with a personal story: I could have been a victim of Peter Pan. And that operation, described in Miami as the biggest child exodus in the West, is also…
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Carlos Muñiz Varela (Part 2 of 3) By Eduardo Santana Castellón and Raúl Alzaga Manresa On Dec. 21, 1978, the first group of 85 Cubans traveled from Puerto Rico to Cuba via Miami and…
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By Bernie Sanders From OpEdNews.com Let's be clear. Our health care system is disintegrating. Today, 46 million people have no health insurance and even more are underinsured with…
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By David Brooks La Jornada (Mexico) June 9, 2009 NEW YORK, June 8 -- The case of the couple accused by the U.S. government of spying for Cuba will create bitterness and may…
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Al’s Loupe Bad guy ‘electoral dictators’ scorned by good guys who bail out the rich By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net Twenty-first century democracy is an…
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Al’s Loupe In Miami some are being ignored by more than the politicians A serious (or should we say courageous?) Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce would start a campaign to lift…
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