Seville Hotel

Lowenstein Family Owes Big Bucks

Kosher K.O.

Israeli slugger executes a hit

Letters from the Issue of November 15, 2001

The Fun-Loving Spirit of Miami's Caribbean Carnival: Price-gouging, pepper spray, and personal insults

Ring Cycle

Miami boasts a boxing legend who has kept on swinging through good times and bad. He's the king of the clubs. He's Tuto Zabala.

Frank Talk About Free Speech

Attorney Victor Diaz chats up the ACLU's Howard Simon

Mullin

The Burden of a Violent History

Dish

Crab Countdown

Freedom Fighters

Boxing is the quintessential individual sport. Unless you're a Cuban champ who has defected to turn pro in Miami, in which case it's a team effort.

The Next Wave

A dedicated group of Latin Americans breaks the sound barrier with rock en espanol

Labor of Gloves

No one thinks much of the Mexican boxers who fight out of Homestead. But that's nothing new to Johnny Torres. When he was a fighter, no one thought much of him, either.

1 Herald Plaza

No one thinks much of the Mexican boxers who fight out of Homestead. But that's nothing new to Johnny Torres. When he was a fighter, no one thought much of him, either.