El Salvador

"La Bestia: Photography by Isabel Munoz" at CCE Miami Through August 30

Biscayne Blvd Photos Show Immigrants and Freedom Fighters

Mad Man Jack's BBQ: Alabama 'Cue Meets Miami Sazon

It's a funny thing finding a barbecue joint in Miami. You never know what you're gonna get.Enter Mad Man Jack's BBQ, a newborn to Miami. It's been open for just over two months, peddling solid Alabama-style 'cue from an unassuming location.Walk in and notice the quintessential "Southern" vibe most b ... More >>

Annual Study: Cuba Has the Worst Press Freedom in the Americas

​The annual Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index is out, and Cuba continues to have the least freedom of the press in our part of the globe. No other country in the Americas even comes close to Cuba's lowly ranking. Meanwhile, the United States fell 27 places in the rankings in a worrisom ... More >>

The Sitter: Jonah Hill is a charming, self-aware loafer

​The annual Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index is out, and Cuba continues to have the least freedom of the press in our part of the globe. No other country in the Americas even comes close to Cuba's lowly ranking. Meanwhile, the United States fell 27 places in the rankings in a worrisom ... More >>

Occupy Miami's March On Brickell In Pictures

Jacob KatelCaribbean Vendetta​Hundreds gathered in Jose Martí Park yesterday in Little Havana, tromped east on Calle Ocho into Brickell then paraded through downtown Miami in a protest march that heard just as many "Sak ap fets?" as "Que bola aseres?" alongside chants of "End The Fed," and "If yo ... More >>

Get Your Panther Coffee Starting This Saturday

Paula Niño​The wait is over. After temporarily opening during Art Basel and Wynwood art walks, Panther Coffee will open for good this Saturday, June 11. Permitting delays kept owners Joel and Leticia Pollock from permanent operation of their coffee shop earlier this year as planned. The P ... More >>

Double Helping of Footsies

Paula Niño​The wait is over. After temporarily opening during Art Basel and Wynwood art walks, Panther Coffee will open for good this Saturday, June 11. Permitting delays kept owners Joel and Leticia Pollock from permanent operation of their coffee shop earlier this year as planned. The P ... More >>

Greek Out

Paula Niño​The wait is over. After temporarily opening during Art Basel and Wynwood art walks, Panther Coffee will open for good this Saturday, June 11. Permitting delays kept owners Joel and Leticia Pollock from permanent operation of their coffee shop earlier this year as planned. The P ... More >>

Viva Arte!

Paula Niño​The wait is over. After temporarily opening during Art Basel and Wynwood art walks, Panther Coffee will open for good this Saturday, June 11. Permitting delays kept owners Joel and Leticia Pollock from permanent operation of their coffee shop earlier this year as planned. The P ... More >>

Photos: Redland Market Village Bargain Town Boasts the Original Miami Food Truck Court

​You can easily while away most of a weekend day at Redland Market Village Bargain Town, which is located at the intersection of South Dixie Highway and SW 244th Street. The name, perhaps, sums up the many functions of the indoor/outdoor complex. Yes, it sprawls to nearly the size of a small town, ... More >>

After Spending His Lifetime Promoting American Diplomacy, James Cason Is Ready To Tackle Coral Gables

Michael McElroyJames Cason wants to be Coral Gables mayor.​When WikiLeaks began strategically dumping more than 250,000 secret U.S. Embassy cables, former American diplomat James Cason wasn't particularly worried that the leaked documents would cause long-term irreparable harm to his country's nat ... More >>

El Gran Inka's Javier Angeles-Beron Chews on Guinea Pig

Photo by Riki AltmanHe cooks, he manages, and he pours a mean pisco sour.​You might recall a while back we interviewed Chef Christopher Cramer at Panorama about Peruvian cuisine and, for an Irishman, he did seem to know a lot about it. But this time we wanted to chat with the genuine article, Lima ... More >>

Hugo Chavez Extradites Luis Posada Carriles Crony to Cuba

​Accused terrorist Luis Posada Carriles has been awaiting trial for more than a year. But prosecutors keep delaying the damn thing, and Venezuela wants to see some blood already. Today a judge there decided to do the next best thing and extradited a close associate of Carriles's, Francisco Ch ... More >>

Venezuela Murder Rate Has Quadrupled Under Hugo Chávez

One person is murdered every two hours in Venezuela, according to new statistics released by the independent Venezuelan Observatory of Violence.The murder rate in the South American country has more than quadrupled since Hugo Chávez came to power in 1999. There were 54 homicides per 100,000 people ... More >>

Letters from the issue of March 4, 2010

One person is murdered every two hours in Venezuela, according to new statistics released by the independent Venezuelan Observatory of Violence.The murder rate in the South American country has more than quadrupled since Hugo Chávez came to power in 1999. There were 54 homicides per 100,000 people ... More >>

News Roundup: Runoff Winners; Heat Losers

Michael "Drunk Driving Godzilla" Gongora and Jorge Exposito have won the run-off elections for the Miami Beach Commission. [Herald]And Francis Suarez, son of former mayor Xavier Suarez, has won the run-off in Miami. In 5 days, when he's sworn in, the city will have 3 out of 5 commission seats filled ... More >>

South Florida Hip Hop Stands Up For Haitians Seeking TPS

If you thought all Miami hip-hop stood for was balling out, popping pills, selling crack, hitting licks, fucking hoes, and killin fools then you were wrong.The local rap game has rallied behind the cause of TPS (temporary protected status) for Haitians in the United States. TPS  is granted to ... More >>

Art Capsules

If you thought all Miami hip-hop stood for was balling out, popping pills, selling crack, hitting licks, fucking hoes, and killin fools then you were wrong.The local rap game has rallied behind the cause of TPS (temporary protected status) for Haitians in the United States. TPS  is granted to ... More >>

Art Capsules

If you thought all Miami hip-hop stood for was balling out, popping pills, selling crack, hitting licks, fucking hoes, and killin fools then you were wrong.The local rap game has rallied behind the cause of TPS (temporary protected status) for Haitians in the United States. TPS  is granted to ... More >>

Art Capsules

If you thought all Miami hip-hop stood for was balling out, popping pills, selling crack, hitting licks, fucking hoes, and killin fools then you were wrong.The local rap game has rallied behind the cause of TPS (temporary protected status) for Haitians in the United States. TPS  is granted to ... More >>

Art Capsules

If you thought all Miami hip-hop stood for was balling out, popping pills, selling crack, hitting licks, fucking hoes, and killin fools then you were wrong.The local rap game has rallied behind the cause of TPS (temporary protected status) for Haitians in the United States. TPS  is granted to ... More >>

Land Mine Legacy in Coral Gables

Photos at the Spanish Cultural Center remind us wars linger.

Upper Eastside Garden

Photos at the Spanish Cultural Center remind us wars linger.

Honduran Hideaway

Adelita's Café is a hole-in-the-wall worth finding

Art Capsules

Adelita's Café is a hole-in-the-wall worth finding

Countdown to Twelve

A Salvadoran boy awaits the birthday that renders him a warrior

Countdown to Twelve

A Salvadoran boy awaits the birthday that renders him a warrior

Crown of Thorns

A photographer's obsession with obsession is a study of exquisite pain and profoundly weird pleasure

Latin Love

A photographer's obsession with obsession is a study of exquisite pain and profoundly weird pleasure

Contra Campaign

John Kerry once took a shot at Miami's Felix Rodriguez for his part in the Iran-contra scandal. Now the Bush family friend is shooting back.

The Purpose of Pupusas

Pig out on Salvadoran pupusa -- but don't forget the loroco!

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of July 12, 2001

Socialism or Suntan, Part 2

Is it a harmless political party, or is it a cult?

e-Cuba

One guess who'll control access to the Internet

Viva Sandinista!

Is the Clash still the only band that matters?

Oh Maya

The Institute of Maya Studies

One Nation Under a Groove

The Institute of Maya Studies

El Donahue

Forget Jerry and Phil. When it comes to Spanish TV, Miami's own Pedro Sevcec is the tiger of talk.

Night & Day

March 19-25, 1998

Calendar for the week

March 19-25, 1998

Thinking Globally, Acting Locally

March 19-25, 1998

Total Eclipse of the Punk Heart

March 19-25, 1998

Shadow Plays

Full of dark truths, new Cuban films and videos raise the shades on the island's past, illuminate its present, and -- maybe -- predict its future

Swelter

Full of dark truths, new Cuban films and videos raise the shades on the island's past, illuminate its present, and -- maybe -- predict its future

Swelter

Full of dark truths, new Cuban films and videos raise the shades on the island's past, illuminate its present, and -- maybe -- predict its future

Letters

Full of dark truths, new Cuban films and videos raise the shades on the island's past, illuminate its present, and -- maybe -- predict its future

Guns N' Hoses: Part 2

Has outspoken firefighter Douglas Jewett spoken out once too often?

That Was Miami, This Is Managua

Has outspoken firefighter Douglas Jewett spoken out once too often?

The Sweet Buy-and-Buy

Has outspoken firefighter Douglas Jewett spoken out once too often?