Wednesday | The Miami Herald
Cuban dissident says racism remains a grave problem
Cuban dissident Manuel Cuesta Morua on Wednesday called for "affirmative action" to redress what he called the "grave" problem of racism on the communist-ruled island.
Wednesday May 15 | Babalu Blog
For Cubans in Cuba, the Revolution Hasn't Begun
In March the Cuban columnist Roberto Zurbano published an article in The New York Times entitled "For Blacks in Cuba, the Revolution Hasn't Begun." Although the author himself has since said that his text suffered from editorial interventions , his perspective has still caused a huge reaction on and off the Island.
Cuba's Communist government is carrying out a process of "social genocide" against the island's people, prominent dissident Guillermo FariA as said Monday in Miami.
Cigar Auction: Cubans Going on Block at Christie's
Christie's has salesrooms around the world, including New York, Paris, Dubai and Geneva, where this particular sale will take place.
Diversity is increasing among Hispanics in Florida
Business owner Sam Haiman-Marerro and husband Scott moved to Orlando in 2004 from New York.
GROWING UP IN the Catholic Church in Cuba, Romy Aranguiz learned to perform acts of charity on limited resources-and to carefully seek out dialogue when the laws of the land seemed to run contrary to her moral compass, or to the government's own professed ideals.
LGBT rights group honors Mariela Castro
An advocacy group on Saturday honored Cuban President RaAol Castro's daughter for her efforts in support of LGBT rights in Cuba.
TIA restores seasonal flights to Holguin, Cuba
Three months after the flights were suspended, Tampa International Airport announced Thursday it would host new seasonal flights to Holguin, Cuba.
Whispered complaints about U.S.-Cuba academic exchanges go public
World's Widest Yard Sale set to span more than 300 miles through Alabama's Black Belt Region
Montgomery, Alabama -- The World's Widest Yard Sale will take place on May 31 through June 2 along U.S. Highway 80 and other areas of Alabama's Black Belt Region.
Cuba without Castro? 'Ladies in White' hope so
APRIL 27: Berta Soler, co-founder of the Ladies in White, and current leader of the Cuban opposition group leads a cheer as she visits with Cuban exiles during an event at Merrick Park on April 27, 2013 in Coral Gables, Florida.
Leader of Cuban opposition group visits exiles
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DREAM Act Activists politically targeting Texas Senator Ted Cruz on Immigration
Dee Dee Garcia Blase is the Foundress and immediate past Co-President of the National Tequila Party Movement which is a woman-led political movement that pushes for immigrant friendly policies and is a national Latino Get Out the Vote Effort motivating Latinos to vote for pro-immigrant politicians in 2012.
Infiltration of American academic group by Cuban spies denounced
The U.S. decision to deny visas to three Cubans invited to an academic conference has sparked a surprising protest not only against Washington, but against three pro-Castro American academics who supposedly control the conference's Cuba agenda and the spies from Havana who will be attending.
Cuba Facts is an ongoing series of succinct fact sheets on various topics, including, but not limited to, political structure, health, economy, education, nutrition, labor, business, foreign investment, and demographics, published and updated on a regular basis by the Cuba Transition Project staff.
Marquez: 'El Super' explains Cuban exiles adventure
It would break stereotypes by embracing them. It would make you laugh and cry simultaneously - tears of loss mixed with the pride of the survivor.