South Florida Blogs

Freedom House has again called out Cuba as one of the most repressed societies on the planet, issuing a new report that singles out the island as "one of the world’s most repressive environments for the Internet and other information and communication technologies."

Specifically, Cuba ranked as the [...]

The New York Times is cautioning that none of the reports about the arrest in Syria of lesbian blogger "Amina Abdallah Arraf appeared to have been written by journalists who had previously met or [...]

CITY OF MIAMI BEACH STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO MEDIA INQUIRIES

RE: BENOIT CELL PHONE VIDEO


The Miami Beach Police Department [...]

The struggle for Cuban freedom is long, difficult and sometimes frustrating. But at times the fight is punctuated by small, albeit very important victories that reveal on which side of that struggle the angels and history reside.

And that show that our faith is not folly.

One [...]

Lauderdale Lakes acting City Manager Jonathan Allen confers
with Broward Commissioner Dale Holness on Tuesday.

Lauderdale Lakes officials say the city’s financial books were a sham, a fictional fairy tale woven by a city manager who wooed her elected officials to sleep for years while [...]

The new city manager for Fort Lauderdale will start work next week after city commissioners approved his contract Tuesday night.

Lee Feldman, who currently is the Palm Bay city manager, will make less than $200,000 under the contract. His predecessor running day-to-day operations of Fort Lauderdale, George Gretsas, made $230,000.

Feldman must [...]