Liz Balmaseda

Yesterday's News

Letters from the Issue of July 25, 2002

Why is "airport security" such a maddeningly frustrating oxymoron?

Letters from the Issue of July 4, 2002

All about those columnists' musical chairs.

Buying Time

Can the Miami Herald polish up its old luster by importing a columnist from an "edgy" free weekly?

Twin Column Disaster

Miami Herald writer Liz Balmaseda stumbles, only partly recovers

The Salsa Doctor Is Out

Finding one of Cuba's most famous stars on either side of the Florida Straits can be downright impossible, as the musician navigates between big dreams and political realities

Hackin' at the Herald

The Miami Herald took on the world's biggest news story -- and flopped

Riptide

The Miami Herald took on the world's biggest news story -- and flopped

El Donahue

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

Just Plain Bitter

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

Swelter

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

99% Fatwa-Free

A (moderately) intrepid Salman Rushdie makes an unprecedented public appearance at Miami's most literary landmark

Breach of Faith

Radio journalist Emilio Milian's persistent denunciations of Miami's exile terrorists almost cost him his life in 1976. Now he's fighting for his career.

Letters

Radio journalist Emilio Milian's persistent denunciations of Miami's exile terrorists almost cost him his life in 1976. Now he's fighting for his career.

The Making of an Exclusive

A navy press officer says the Miami Herald unfairly finagled its way inot Gloria Estefan's Guantanamo entourage

The Case from Hell Part 6

False accusations. Emotional breakdowns. A system demonstrating its own incompetence. s just what happened in the courtroom.