Enrique Martinez carries an order at the Versailles Restaurant on Calle Ocho in Little Havana ALAN DIAZ/AP PHOTO BY TERE FIGUERAS… Read More

By Ian Swanson | TheHill.com For decades, Miami Cuban-Americans have been a reliable Republican voting bloc and three GOP incumbents… Read More

Attorneys Carlos Enriquez, left, Sergio Mendez, Jose I. Valdes, Luis E. Barreto and Enrique Zamora are on a rotating list of local… Read More

BY JORGE VALENCIA | Miami Herald A South Florida businessman was sentenced to 2 � years in prison Friday morning for conspiring… Read More

BY JAY WEAVER | Miami Herald Posing as men of the cloth, businessman Victor Vazquez and his wealthy friend David Margolis flew… Read More

Original title: Study: How to Recoup Assets in Cuba By OSKAR GARCIA Associated Press Writer Federal officials planning for a post-Fidel… Read More

Miami Herald Hundreds of Cuban exiles jammed into the Manuel Artime Community Center in Little Havana Monday night to discuss… Read More

We have been tracking the developments of the new “Dallas meets Sopranos” type drama from CBS since we first heard… Read More

By LAURA WIDES-MUNOZ | Associated Press Travel guides list Little Havana as the heart of the Cuban exile community, the symbolic… Read More

NEW PUBLICATION DOCUMENTS CUBAN-AMERICAN FAMILY SEPARATION Love, Loss and Longing: the Impact of U.S. Travel Policy on Cuban-American… Read More

BY BETH REINHARD | Miami Herald Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is calling for ‘‘unrestricted rights’’… Read More

(original title: Whew! It’s not about us, Fanjuls says of CBS’s Cane TV show) By SUSAN SALISBURY | Palm Beach Post… Read More

Exiles say civil resistance in Cuba is a success BY ANDRES AMERIKANER | Miami Herald Chalk it up to Fidel Castro’s illness,… Read More

Unusual issues define custody battle The custody battle over a 4-year-old Cuban girl is filled with unusual circumstances. BY… Read More

(original title: Sugar royalty in Palm Beach presses CBS not to smudge family in series) By SUSAN SALISBURY | Palm Beach Post… Read More

CBS4.com U.S. Rep. Bill Delahunt of met with a group of mostly Democratic Cuban exiles in Miami Saturday, urging them to get more… Read More

ACN Santiago Alvarez Fernandez brought Posada Cariles into the US on his boat Santrina.Havana, June 8.- A US federal judge of… Read More

Hollywood Reporter | By Nellie Andreeva If it weren’t for her absolute loathing of speech class, Cynthia Cidre would have… Read More

Glenn Garvin | The Miami Herald Click on the image to watch the Fall preview trailer and this clip too “Cane” starring… Read More

By LARRY LEBOWITZ | Miami Herald (original title Company’s links to Cuba could dig port tunnel’s grave) The future… Read More

By Max Castro | The Nation | May 4, 2007 | Original title Miami Vise Fidel Castro is dying. Or perhaps he is already dead. That,… Read More

By Amy Guthrie | Browardpalmbeach.com Excerpt from Adios Fidel South Floridians have been told for years — hell, decades —… Read More

AP People chuckled when presidential candidate Mitt Romney, a Mormon raised in Michigan and elected in Massachusetts, bungled… Read More

CBS4.com After weeks of preparation, the Calle Ocho Festival is finally here and will bring the best of Latin food, music, and… Read More

In this country, there are two ways of seeing things, two ways of thinking, and two interpretations of reality: the Hispanic way,… Read More

En nuestro Universo, todo viene en pares. De hecho, la duplicidad es la norma. Partiendo de lo más básico, que es la energía… Read More

El Sueño Americano existe y se encuentra al alcance de todos… de todos aquellos que estén dispuestos a pagar su precio. Uno… Read More

BY MARIFELI PEREZ-STABLE | Miami Herald Mexican President Felipe Calderón just passed the hundred-day mark. Expectations weren’t… Read More

BY MICHAEL VASQUEZ | Miami Herald One day, very possibly one day soon, ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro will die—and a nascent… Read More

Andrea Torres | Miami Herald Arturo G. Torres, a Cuban-born entrepreneur who went from washing dishes in Miami Beach to becoming… Read More

By OSCAR CORRAL | Miami Herald From Hialeah to Westchester, Cuban Americans wonder what the recent changes in leadership—in… Read More

By IAN JAMES | Associated Press Writer President Hugo Chavez announced plans Monday to nationalize Venezuela’s electrical… Read More