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Guatemala

  • Blogs

    June 30, 2009

    U.S. Women Spike Peru in Volleyball. Everyone Else Better Look Out.

    The scrappy but shorter Peruvian team outblocked the U.S.Having won just five matches in 26 attempts againts the United States, Peru faced a challenge as daunting as trying to climb to Machu Picchu with one leg and a blindfold. But the scrappy 17th-ranked Peruvian squad gave the U.S. its tou ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 28, 2009

    Team USA Hosts a Block Party: Defeats Guatemala in Straight Sets

    Guatemala couldn't measure up to the net or to the Americans' talent.The top of the net in ladies' volleyball is nearly seven and a half feet above the ground explaining the need for tall players. The US roster includes a player as tall as 6-foot-7 with eight others taller than 5-foot-10. Guat ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 27, 2009

    Team USA Volleyball Roughs Up Costa Rica in Straight Sets

    One of the many USA kill shots.Costa Rica is known for its beautiful scenery, coffee beans, and -- now -- for not practicing enough volleyball. A sparse crowd at the BankUnited Center watched the second-ranked United States team dismantle Costa Rica Friday night in the 2009 Women's Volleyball ... More >>

  • Culture

    June 18, 2009

    The Art of Recession at Virginia Miller Galleries

    Straw turns to gold in the Gables.

  • Calendar

    May 28, 2009

    Get schooled in the Miami School

    Straw turns to gold in the Gables.

  • News

    May 14, 2009

    The Cuban Connection

    Signing the world's best soccer player didn't do the trick. Maybe two stars from Cuba will finally draw some fans to Miami FC bleachers.

  • Blogs

    April 29, 2009

    Swine Flu Patient Traveled Through Miami

    via FlickrThe fine country of Austria reported its first case of swine flu today according to the World Health Organization. The patient, a 28-year-old woman, who recently returned from a trip to Guatemala to visit her parents, is expected to recover. The woman flew from Guatemala to an airport in M ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 9, 2009

    Yes, Those Are Slaves On The Steps of The Florida Capitol Today

    If you happen to wander by the Capitol on your daily stroll around Tallahassee today, yes, that is in fact a truck full of farm workers being beaten into unpaid slave labor right on the steps of the Florida Legislature.New Times photoHaitian farm workers in HomesteadA few months after the latest sla ... More >>

  • Culture

    February 12, 2009

    Viva México

    A Lowe art exhibit traces a journey from the Mayans to Zapata and beyond.

  • Culture

    January 29, 2009

    End of an Era

    A new show at CiFo looks back at Bush's reign — and the mess he left.

  • News

    January 15, 2009

    Healing Haiti

    Aaron Jackson went from homeless to hero. Now, with the help of Rainn Wilson, he's trying to cure a country.

  • Blogs

    December 29, 2008

    The 6 Best Chefs To Leave Miami

    Criteria is simple:A great chef who made his or her mark in Miami and then moved on. David Bouley doesn't qualify, as he wasn't actually doing the cooking at Evolution. Carmen Gonzalez of the departed Carmen's might make my top ten, but I don't think of her as being in quite in the same league as th ... More >>

  • Music

    December 25, 2008

    Best Latin Rhythms of 2008

    Highlights come from all over the Southern Hemisphere.

  • Blogs

    December 17, 2008

    Top 10 Latin Music Albums of 2008

    Americans who still think of Latin music as mariachi bands and gyrating Ricky Martins and Shakiras might want to lend a closer ear to the genre. This country's Hispanic population isn't just growing, it's growing more diverse. More and more unique musical styles are being gobbled up, and that should ... More >>

  • News

    November 6, 2008

    Bankruptcy, Butchery, Buzz-Sawed Palms

    De Hull battled hurricanes, code enforcers, and banks. Then he ran into a steamroller of a neighbor.

  • News

    September 18, 2008

    The Hand of Justice

    Lost in the immigration morass and mangled by the system.

  • Blogs

    July 2, 2008

    A Little Bellyaching

    Lost in the immigration morass and mangled by the system.

  • Blogs

    February 18, 2008

    Over the Weekend - Boat Show, Coconut Grove Art Fest, Soccer and more

    Lost in the immigration morass and mangled by the system.

  • Music

    February 14, 2008

    Migrant Song

    Los Tigres del Norte sing the tales of those who can't.

  • News

    January 17, 2008

    Bay of Pigs Vets Fight for Home

    Betrayed by the U.S. government and their own country, they want to be remembered.

  • Music

    December 27, 2007

    Pop, Into Your Head

    Daniel René, local boy and former member of Menudo, grows into adult success.

  • Dining

    December 13, 2007

    Alta Comes Up Short

    Hype and history aside, the new South Miami restaurant’s an early misfire.

  • News

    November 1, 2007

    Cuban Painters and Fugitives

    Luis Posada Carriles and José Dionisio Suarez Esquivel show their stuff and tell their stories

  • Music

    May 24, 2007

    Bang the Drum Slowly

    Conguero Lazaro Alfonso keeps the low end locked for the Spam Allstars, while launching his own traditional troupe

  • Music

    March 1, 2007

    A Pioneer Gets His Props

    A decade after he helped introduce America to rock en español, Elsten "Fulano" Torres hits it big

  • Blogs

    February 16, 2007

    The Ballad of Octavio and Rixi

    A decade after he helped introduce America to rock en español, Elsten "Fulano" Torres hits it big

  • Blogs

    January 22, 2007

    Floyd Brown, Still in Town

    A decade after he helped introduce America to rock en español, Elsten "Fulano" Torres hits it big

  • News

    November 2, 2006

    Letters from the Issue of November 2, 2006

    "The immigration system must be expeditious, fair, and just”

  • Culture

    November 2, 2006

    Maya, How You Haven't Changed

    A millennium's worth of textiles clothe the Lowe

  • News

    November 2, 2006

    Crash Dummies

    Watch out where you walk in Miami

  • News

    August 31, 2006

    Shoe Magic

    Miami City Ballet's shoemaster is its sole provider

  • News

    May 4, 2006

    Good Badminton

    The shuttlecock travels at twice the speed of a Major League fastball

  • News

    April 20, 2006

    Already Home (?)

    Immigration rally in Homestead small but sincere

  • Calendar

    April 13, 2006

    Kicking Back

    Professional soccer is sweeping the city

  • News

    February 9, 2006

    Jesus Redux

    They're waging a war on organized religion, they bring in millions of dollars, and defectors say they're a cult

  • News

    June 2, 2005

    Terror Alert, Miami Style

    Clandestine meetings and a hungry press

  • Music

    May 19, 2005

    Universal Rhythm

    Childhood friends are spreading timba across the land via Tiempo Libre

  • Calendar

    October 14, 2004

    Night&Day

    Childhood friends are spreading timba across the land via Tiempo Libre

  • News

    October 7, 2004

    The Bitch

    Definitive Gaze

  • News

    September 23, 2004

    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.

  • News

    December 18, 2003

    Doctors and Deadbeats

    Jackson Memorial Hospital's foreign patients owe the county more than $85 million

  • News

    November 13, 2003

    All Around the Neighborhood

    A quick look at our amigos from Toronto to Tierra del Fuego

  • Dining

    October 2, 2003

    Tortilla Sunrise

    The taste of Mexico in Little Havana keeps its flavor

  • News

    May 15, 2003

    Special Treatment at Jackson

    Miami medical bureaucracy begins to rival the school system

  • Music

    January 16, 2003

    Ricardo Arjona

    Santo Pecado "Sony International"

  • News

    December 26, 2002

    One For the Heart

    A UN of doctors saves a little American from ventricular septal defect

  • News

    October 3, 2002

    A Few Good Ideas

    Here's what we'd do if I were in charge

  • Culture

    July 4, 2002

    Best of the Fest

    At the Hispanic Theatre Festival, all the Spanish-speaking world was a stage

  • News

    June 6, 2002

    Long Journey Home

    Three decades after his parents sent him into lonely exile, Tony Gonzalez returned to Cuba to face his demons

  • Dining

    May 9, 2002

    The Agua Master, Please

    Everything you need to know about ordering water, from the professionals

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