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October 17, 1990
Viva Flagler!
It's downtown's swirling kaleidoscope of sights and sounds and smells. Where the Latin mercado meets the American enterprise. Where commerce thrives and clerks cut deals. So why would urban planners want to kill it?
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March 12, 2009
Chile Takes American Banks to Court for Aiding Pinochet
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February 10, 2005
Revolution and Evolution
A Miami Film Fest documentary about Chile's Salvador Allende carries a contemporary message
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February 3, 2005
Screen for Me, Argentina
If you bump into Lucrecia Martel at the Miami International Film Festival, don't ask her about metaphors
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January 20, 2005
Blunt Trauma
Pan American Hospital, an icon in Cuban Miami, is fighting for life as it battles its own employees
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November 13, 2003
All Around the Neighborhood
A quick look at our amigos from Toronto to Tierra del Fuego
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May 15, 2003
BEST SPANISH-LANGUAGE BOOKSTORE
La Moderna Poesia
Film
February 13, 2003
The Doctor is Out of Control
This film has it in for the cold warrior Kissinger
Music
November 14, 2002
Shameless Copy
Chilean classics Los Prisioneros come back, this time imitating themselves
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July 25, 2002
Dancing for Dollars
You've seen them at the clubs. Flamboyantly costumed, gyrating up there on a platform. Chances are good they're working for Pamela Canellas.
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October 19, 2000
Letters to the Editor
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October 12, 2000
The Assassin Next Door, Part 2
Chile demands that former secret police agent Armando Fernandez Larios face justice for his role in the murderous Caravan of Death. But he seems to be safe in Miami -- thanks to the U.S. government.
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June 1, 2000
Boxing Banter
An 82-year-old political heavyweight spars with a firefighter half his age, and the fans go wild
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November 18, 1999
The Assassin Next Door
Chile's infamous undercover operative Armando Fernandez Larios has lived a quiet life in Miami. But his past is about to catch up with him.
Culture
April 22, 1999
Death Be Not Subtle
Chile's infamous undercover operative Armando Fernandez Larios has lived a quiet life in Miami. But his past is about to catch up with him.
News
September 25, 1997
Letters
Chile's infamous undercover operative Armando Fernandez Larios has lived a quiet life in Miami. But his past is about to catch up with him.
News
August 6, 2009
He Buried Che
Gustavo Villoldo hunted the revolutionary leader. His new weapon: a $1 billion judgment against Fidel.
Blogs
March 2, 2010
Augusto Pinochet Painted as True Hero of Chilean Earthquake by Wall Street Journal
As far as Latin American dictators go, Augusto Pinochet doesn't get nearly enough hate in these parts. I mean, this is what Miami does: hate Latin American dictators. Philly has cheese steaks, Orlando has theme parks, Miami has its undying hate for Latin American dictators.Oh, that's right! Pinoc ... More >>
Culture
March 31, 2011
O, Miami poetry fest wants to deliver verse to Miami's masses
As far as Latin American dictators go, Augusto Pinochet doesn't get nearly enough hate in these parts. I mean, this is what Miami does: hate Latin American dictators. Philly has cheese steaks, Orlando has theme parks, Miami has its undying hate for Latin American dictators.Oh, that's right! Pinoc ... More >>
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April 21, 2011
Marco Rubio Really Admires Dead Racist Jesse Helms
Asked to name a senator he'd like to pattern his own career after, Marco Rubio told the National Review that he really admires Jesse Helms. Yes, Helms, the late North Carolina Republican senator with notorious and well-documented racist and homophobic views. He once called the landmark Civil Righ ... More >>
Culture
July 7, 2011
International Hispanic Theatre Festival 2011 showcases diversity and honors Chile
Asked to name a senator he'd like to pattern his own career after, Marco Rubio told the National Review that he really admires Jesse Helms. Yes, Helms, the late North Carolina Republican senator with notorious and well-documented racist and homophobic views. He once called the landmark Civil Righ ... More >>