Gerardo Hernandez

Cuban 5 Convictions Upheld Again. Next Stop: Supreme Court

Spies in the Magic City

The Supreme Court will decide whether to reconsider conviction of the Cuban Five.

Assault With Intent to Cause Baldness

Arthritic widow Dorothy Richardson is set to stand trial for battery on a police officer. The alleged crime? Hair pulling.

Proposals with Punch

Swap jailed Cuban spies for jailed Cuban dissidents

Terrorists, but Our Terrorists

Where can terrorists find safe harbor? If you're of the Cuban exile variety, right here.

Mother Knows Best

And that goes for mothers of convicted Cuban spies, too

Bird of Paradox

José Basulto, president of Brothers to the Rescue, is a CIA-trained warrior who insists he supports nonviolent resistance. Complicated? Sí, señor.

What Spies Beneath

Okay, so they really were spying for Cuba, but not in a bad way

Inside the Wasp's Nest

In the cloak-and-dagger world of a Cuban chief spook, Puerto Rican music magazines, wet beepers, and pregnancies can cause unexpected turbulence

Cuban Missive Crisis

For years the infamous Wasp Network collected reams of data on Miami's anti-Castro forces -- and the sundry, sometimes bizarre, attempts to infiltrate them

The Cuban Five Should Get a Taste of Their Country's Justice System

​The National Committee to Free the Cuban Five is making much ado about a couple of "important" legal briefs. It's time for the final appeal of the five Castro spies convicted of espionage, conspiracy to commit murder, and other illegal activities in the U.S. The group will even hold a news confer ... More >>

This Week in Coke, Castro, and LeBron: DC Kids Heart Coke, James Scores 43

​TWCCL is a weekly installment bringing you all the news you need on the three issues that matter most to Miamians. COCAINE: Big Bust of the Week: Three tons of cocaine, seized by a French warship off of Costa Rica. Four Washington, DC elementary students were hospitalized after ingesting ... More >>