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July 14, 1993
From Moscow to Miami
When Cuba's top students were sent to the Soviet Union, no one could have guessed they would change from revolutionaries to refugees.
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March 12, 2009
Why Don't We Do It in the Road?
JohnMartin's Celebrates St. Patty's Day with U2 Cover Band
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March 12, 2009
Jaguares
JohnMartin's Celebrates St. Patty's Day with U2 Cover Band
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February 26, 2009
Alberto Mora: Profile in Cojones
The Bush backer stood up against Guantánamo abuses. Now he's an Obama man.
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January 8, 2009
Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho
Guantánamo Bay has gotta go!
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December 13, 2007
Feel-Good Fun
A concert for a righteous cause at the Wallflower.
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January 25, 2007
What Is It Good For?
The awful reality of war hits the Wolf
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May 3, 2007
Camilo's Retreat
He left the war behind to enter a whole new controversy
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October 19, 2006
Mock Trial
Miami�s immigration judges are not interested in your problems
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October 8, 1998
Portrait of the Artist as a Litigant
Cuban human rights activist Armando Valladares takes Cuban artist Mario Valladares to court
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August 27, 2009
The Tribute Has Landed
Cuban human rights activist Armando Valladares takes Cuban artist Mario Valladares to court
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October 8, 2009
FBI tries to deport Muslim man for refusing to be an informant
After Imam Foad Farahi declined to become a federal informant, the government tried to destroy him.
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November 10, 2009
Miami Judge Rules Bolivians Have Case Against Leaders Of 'Black October' Massacre
In January, New Times brought you the story of a handful of indigenous Bolivians who traveled to Miami to seek justice against two well connected former leaders who were in charge during a bloody massacre outside La Paz in 2003. AP Photo An Aymara woman mourns in 2003 after the Black Octobe ... More >>
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December 11, 2009
Human Fights Day in Cuba
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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January 7, 2010
All That Jazz
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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February 11, 2010
The Arch Address
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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March 11, 2010
Stay for Detention
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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April 8, 2010
"Instruments of Torture Through the Ages" lashes the Freedom Tower
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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April 15, 2010
Art This Week: From Torture to the Strange Drug Ayahuasca
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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April 29, 2010
A report from Juarez, the bleeding front line of the war on drugs
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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May 6, 2010
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's reign of terror becomes state policy, thanks to Arizona Sen. Russell Pearce and Gov. Jan Brewer
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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May 6, 2010
Jackson Takes Action
The three dozen "Ladies in White" who took to the streets of Havana on Human Rights Day on Thursday hoped to bring attention to husbands, fathers, and friends serving time in Cuban jails for speaking out. But it was the government that made the strongest case that human rights are being trampled dai ... More >>
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May 13, 2010
Human Rights Watch: Cuba More Repressive Than Ever
Cuba has been on a repressive kick since the beginning of a year. After well-known critic Zapata Tamayo died in February, other Cubans took to the streets in protest. Another one, Guillermo Farinas, is said to be at death's door. The government, in turn, responded by beating some them -- the Lad ... More >>
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June 9, 2010
Q&A With Andrea Echeverri of Aterciopelados, Playing Grand Central Tomorrow, June 10
Sure, socially conscious artists are prevalent in Spanish-language music. But few acts have committed themselves so completely to fighting for the greater good than Aterciopelados, whose zeal for placing social and political causes right before the public's eye is legendary.The band's most recent ... More >>
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June 3, 2010
Colombia Musica
Sure, socially conscious artists are prevalent in Spanish-language music. But few acts have committed themselves so completely to fighting for the greater good than Aterciopelados, whose zeal for placing social and political causes right before the public's eye is legendary.The band's most recent ... More >>
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June 23, 2010
With Darsi Ferrer Sentencing, Cuba Cements Its Reputation for Justice
Darsi FerrerThere aren't many countries where being sentenced to 16 months for having two sacks of cement in your home is considered a victory for human rights. But this is Cuba, and Tuesday's sentencing of dissident Darsi Ferrer after a reportedly tense two-hour trial, was being hailed as ... More >>
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July 1, 2010
Thrice
Darsi FerrerThere aren't many countries where being sentenced to 16 months for having two sacks of cement in your home is considered a victory for human rights. But this is Cuba, and Tuesday's sentencing of dissident Darsi Ferrer after a reportedly tense two-hour trial, was being hailed as ... More >>
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July 15, 2010
Is excited delirium killing coked-up, stun-gunned Miamians?
Darsi FerrerThere aren't many countries where being sentenced to 16 months for having two sacks of cement in your home is considered a victory for human rights. But this is Cuba, and Tuesday's sentencing of dissident Darsi Ferrer after a reportedly tense two-hour trial, was being hailed as ... More >>
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July 28, 2010
Miami's Mentally Disabled Immigrants Abused by Court System, Report Says
Inside the Krome Detention Center, mentally disabled inmates often go to court with no lawyers.When Allison Kent met her new client at the Krome Detention Center -- a Haitian man she now calls Mike C. -- he had already been found incompetent in a criminal trial, and for good reason: Mike C. had a ... More >>
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August 23, 2010
UMiami and UF Criticized For Having More Liberal Student Groups Than Conservative Groups
CampusReform.org's mission includes giving college "conservatives powerful new weapons in their fight for the hearts and minds of the next generation of citizens, politicians, and members of the media" and helping "a new generation of student activism to identify, expose, and combat the radical l ... More >>
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August 25, 2010
Doug Giles' Anti-Muslim Rant Comes Complete With Singing Skunk Puppet
Remember Doug Giles? He's the father of "ACORN ho" Hannah Giles, an aspiring conservative talking head, and senior pastor of Aventura's Clash Church. Giles has always been unhinged, but his latest video is a bigoted, ignorant hate fest that attacks Muslims and undermines America's freedom of rel ... More >>
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August 26, 2010
Only a fraction of Mexicans get U.S. asylum
Remember Doug Giles? He's the father of "ACORN ho" Hannah Giles, an aspiring conservative talking head, and senior pastor of Aventura's Clash Church. Giles has always been unhinged, but his latest video is a bigoted, ignorant hate fest that attacks Muslims and undermines America's freedom of rel ... More >>
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November 26, 2010
Human Rights Watch Slams Florida, Southern States in New Report on HIV
Anti-retrivorals are particularly hard to get in Florida, says Human Rights WatchIn a report on HIV released this morning, Human Rights Watch criticizes Florida and other southern states for neglecting the epidemic and, in some cases, fueling the deadly disease.The report, "Southern Exposure: Hum ... More >>
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December 6, 2010
Miami-Dade Cops Close To Adding War in Afghanistan-Style Drone To Arsenal
via HoneywellMiami Dade cops hope to soon start flying this robotic drone called the T-Hawk.In places such as Kabul, Gaza, and Baghdad, unmanned aerial vehicles hovering over homes, following suspects, and tracking enemies of the state are a daily reality. So where are the high-tech drones buzzin ... More >>
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December 9, 2010
Miami-Dade police buy drones
via HoneywellMiami Dade cops hope to soon start flying this robotic drone called the T-Hawk.In places such as Kabul, Gaza, and Baghdad, unmanned aerial vehicles hovering over homes, following suspects, and tracking enemies of the state are a daily reality. So where are the high-tech drones buzzin ... More >>
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December 16, 2010
Culture of cruelty: Feds bury Border Patrol abuses of immigrants
via HoneywellMiami Dade cops hope to soon start flying this robotic drone called the T-Hawk.In places such as Kabul, Gaza, and Baghdad, unmanned aerial vehicles hovering over homes, following suspects, and tracking enemies of the state are a daily reality. So where are the high-tech drones buzzin ... More >>
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March 1, 2011
Lat Am Round-Up: Leaders Play Game of Libyan Hot Potato
Agência Brasil via Wikimedia CommonsHugo Chavez: democratically elected, but a supporter of Libyan strongman Muammar GaddafiWhat do Hugo Chavez, Daniel Ortega, and Fidel Castro have in common? Berets, cigars, military fatigues, state-controlled economies... Errr... scratch that. This could take ... More >>
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April 28, 2011
Letters from the issue of April 28, 2011
Agência Brasil via Wikimedia CommonsHugo Chavez: democratically elected, but a supporter of Libyan strongman Muammar GaddafiWhat do Hugo Chavez, Daniel Ortega, and Fidel Castro have in common? Berets, cigars, military fatigues, state-controlled economies... Errr... scratch that. This could take ... More >>
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August 18, 2011
Highlights From the Comments Section: Everyone Hates Muslims Edition
Sure, the Tea Party may be economically illiterate and prone to asking stupid questions of important people, but if its pols are booted out of office in 2012, it won't be because of poor communication. Those online commenters are really on their collective game. They hunt in packs, like wolves, o ... More >>
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December 8, 2011
Farmworkers To Picket Publix On International Human Rights Day
Farm workers will protest Publix on International Human Rights DayThe Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) are planning to picket the newly opened Publix on KIllian Parkway and SW 104th Street on December 11th, International Human Rights Day.The protesters, comprised of dozens of farm workers fro ... More >>
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January 26, 2012
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 >>

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