Honduras

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

Biscayne Blvd Photos Show Immigrants and Freedom Fighters

Soccer Fever

Hurricane Rina Becomes Category 2, Florida Keys Now in Cone

​Quickly developing Hurricane Rina has now achieved Category 2-strength winds less than a day after becoming a hurricane, and there's no sign she's about to slow down. Forecasters now expect the storm to make a hard right turn, with the Florida Keys in its possible path.

USA vs. Honduras Soccer at Sun Life Stadium: Live Blog

​It's gringos versus catrachos in tonight's international friendly soccer match at Sun Life Stadium.The U.S. soccer team is looking for its first win under new coach Jurgen Klinsmann, while Honduras is looking for a bit o' respeto against its normally dominant northern neighbor.We're live blogging ... More >>

Klinsmann in Control

​It's gringos versus catrachos in tonight's international friendly soccer match at Sun Life Stadium.The U.S. soccer team is looking for its first win under new coach Jurgen Klinsmann, while Honduras is looking for a bit o' respeto against its normally dominant northern neighbor.We're live blogging ... More >>

Submarines and Cocaine: 56 Members of "Bandas Criminales" Indicted for Trafficking

​More than 50 members of the Colombian "Bandas Criminales" (AKA BACRIM) drug-trafficking organization have been rounded up after a joint operation based out of Miami. It's the biggest bust of the emerging drug-trafficking gang since Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney for the Southern Di ... More >>

Double Helping of Footsies

​More than 50 members of the Colombian "Bandas Criminales" (AKA BACRIM) drug-trafficking organization have been rounded up after a joint operation based out of Miami. It's the biggest bust of the emerging drug-trafficking gang since Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney for the Southern Di ... More >>

Viva Arte!

​More than 50 members of the Colombian "Bandas Criminales" (AKA BACRIM) drug-trafficking organization have been rounded up after a joint operation based out of Miami. It's the biggest bust of the emerging drug-trafficking gang since Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney for the Southern Di ... More >>

Pasion Del Cielo Supplies Discerning Gables Caffeine Addicts With Quality Product

​Panther Coffee is definitely a welcome addition to Wynwood, and discerning caffeine addicts (ourselves included) patiently wait its arrival. In the meantime, though, it may be worth heading southwest in the quest for a quality brew. For the past couple years, coffee aficionados familiar with mark ... More >>

The Tea Baggers Are Coming! The 5 Angriest Speakers At Doral's 'Taking America Back' Conference

via Huffingtonpost.comDo not be confused if this woman accosts your car in Doral today.​If your daily commute takes you through Doral -- and may god have mercy upon your soul for that -- you may notice some usual sights around the exclusive Doral Golf and Spa Resort this morning: grown men dressed ... More >>

Getting to Know Honduras at Adelita's

At Adelita's Café in midtown Miami, you can get a taste of Honduran life. Upon entry, you sense the uncomplicated, laid-back attitude characteristic of that culture. Cheerful salsa music, staff chatting with customers, and telenovelas on TV give the small café a relaxed, friendly vibe.​Of c ... More >>

Ronald Reagan immigration amnesty 25 years later

Today, amnesty is a dirty word. So what happened to the immigrants given a fresh start by Reagan in 1986?

Jam Cruise 9 Launches From Fort Lauderdale January 4, 2011, Featuring Ex-Grateful Dead

Jam Cruise is for the children too​Bringing new relevance to the term "high seas," the ninth installment of Jam Cruise, the floating music festival, will kick off January 4, 2011 from Fort Lauderdale.Among the many acts promoting a positive groove for the five-day drift aboard the MSC Poesa to Roa ... More >>

Six Rat & Roach-Related Emergency Restaurant Closures So Far in March

toon by Alex Izaguirre​We hate to have to tell you this, but if six restaurants have been shut down for rats and roaches so far this month. How many do you think are getting away with it?How many plastic-smiling waitresses have you tipped while they knowingly handed you food that had been in a kit ... More >>

Miami boaters: Please help Frenchman Jeremy Marie continue his hitchhiking world tour!

toon by Alex Izaguirre​We hate to have to tell you this, but if six restaurants have been shut down for rats and roaches so far this month. How many do you think are getting away with it?How many plastic-smiling waitresses have you tipped while they knowingly handed you food that had been in a kit ... More >>

News Roundup

Miami-Dade teachers will see their first raise in nearly four years. On average, they'll see a 1.8 percent bump in their paycheck beginning in December. [Herald]Our three local GOP congressman went to Honduras on a fact-finding mission and as a stunt to point out Zelaya should not be reinstated as p ... 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 >>

Politial Group Protests Herald's Coverage of Ousted Honduran President

Radio Nacional via Flicker CCNegotiations are under way for the return of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya. But here in Miami, a different conflict is brewing. On Tuesday, the Miami Herald ran an opinion piece about the removal of the mustachioed political leader. Writer Glenn Garvin describ ... More >>

Marlins Stadium Skeptics

Fish, listen up! Your new neighbors don't trust you.

Little Havana Doesn't Trust Miami Marlins

Luis Montealegre poured a café Cubano on Tuesday, paid a delivery guy for croquetas, and peered east a few blocks from his corner cafeteria. There was only blue sky where a $634 million Marlins baseball stadium will soon rise. "This is the poorest part of the city, the one that needs the most h ... More >>

Best Latin Rhythms of 2008

Highlights come from all over the Southern Hemisphere.

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

Highlights come from all over the Southern Hemisphere.

Justice for All?

Highlights come from all over the Southern Hemisphere.

Get Disturbed

At Centro Cultural Español, Hispanic artists go radical on culture

Kicking Back

Professional soccer is sweeping the city

Letters from the Issue of March 9, 2006

"It could have been Glenlivet or urine. So who can say?”

Soy Nicaragüense

I am a Nicaraguan by the grace of God

BEST HANDMADE CIGARS

Padrón Cigars

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.

Fire Away

Work got ya down? Get your pod fired up at a motivation seminar!

The Purpose of Pupusas

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

Mi Moto Loca

When it came time to hit the road, his wife said "Choose!" and he kicked the starter

BEST PLACE TO TAKE OUT-OF-TOWNERS

Rancho Don Goyo

Letters from the Issue of April 4, 2002

More sideline heckling over cheating at University of Miami

Letters from the Issue of March 21, 2002

The heartless sea claimed the Fantome and crew

That Old Familiar Face

When you hear the name Maurice Ferré, what comes to mind? Something positive? Negative? Anything at all?

Tough as Nails

Three years after the immigrant workers at Aljoma Lumber voted to unionize, they still don't have a contract. Why? José Lamas refuses to give them one.

Tale of the Ticket

The Gold Cup was a lot of fun, if you like riots

A Festful of Film

Cinema of the Americas: Latin American and Caribbean Independent Film Festival

Oh Maya

The Institute of Maya Studies

News of the Weird

The Institute of Maya Studies

News of the Weird

The Institute of Maya Studies

Sherlock Holmes, Meet Melanie Morningstar

How a freelance reporter and South Beach nightlife maven tracked down Australia's most notorious fugitive

News of the Weird

How a freelance reporter and South Beach nightlife maven tracked down Australia's most notorious fugitive

Holy Smoke

Deep in the heart of Little Havana, El Credito's expatriate artisans quietly go about the business of hand-rolling the creme de la creme of Cuban cigars

Nirvana Does Havana

Broadcasting cutting-edge bands via shortwave, Victor Garcia-Rivera sends Cuba a piece of the rock

Who's Abusing Who?

Convicted eight years ago in the infamous Country Walk molestation case, Frank Fuster still maintains his innocence. Maybe now a judge will listen.

Swelter

Convicted eight years ago in the infamous Country Walk molestation case, Frank Fuster still maintains his innocence. Maybe now a judge will listen.