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Over decades he became a revered figure fighting on behalf of Miami’s Hispanic and minority communities. Soto, who suffered from Parkinson’s disease, died Saturday of natural causes at age 91.
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COMMENTARY Cuban and other Latino media represent Miami's majority population – and need to stop acting like echo chambers immune from scrutiny.
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Biden's lead over Trump in Miami-Dade is barely half of Clinton's eventual margin in 2016 – and Trump's ahead of him with the county's Latino voters.
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COMMENTARY Red-baiting helped propel Esteban "Steve" Bovo into the mayoral run-off. If it gets louder, it could set Miami-Dade's image back – about 20 years.
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More than 30,000 Cuban Americans have signed a petition requesting that President Donald Trump reverse a decree issued in June to suspend immigration from…
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Arturo Alvarez, trailblazing Miami trial lawyer and co-founder of the Cuban American Bar Association, died Monday at the age of 71.A native of Havana,…
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Andy Vila’s mother remembers her son as a bright, rebellious child who enjoyed Harry Potter books and dressing up as the U.S. president. But when he began…
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For 60 years, the U.S. government has sought to punish Cuba's communist regime through a commercial, economic, and financial embargo – known on the island…
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In a move to end a "one way cultural exchange" with Cuba, the Miami city commission unanimously passed a resolution last Thursday asking Congress to allow…
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As an illustrator and publisher, Conrado Wilson Massaguer helped sear the image of Cuba as a tropical paradise into the minds of American tourists in the…
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When Andrew Otazo decided to write his version of Miami’s origin story, he didn't draw from history, but from Greek mythology and the Bible’s Book of…
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A new play in Miami explores the implications of Cuban politics on art."FAKE" takes place in an auction house in Miami where curators have received an…