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Controversial Legislation? Wait ‘Til Next Year, Florida

January 11, 2012

Ralph De La Cruz: The Florida legislative session that began Tuesday promises to be lacking in controversial issues thanks to redistricting and the quest for the minority party to maintain political control for the next decade.

No Prison Time? We’ll Take Cash

January 9, 2012

Ralph De La Cruz: When it comes to financial and corporate misdeeds, civil lawsuits and whistleblowers are the hope for justice these days.

Rick Scott Takes Credit for Jobs, Economic Growth — But Data Shows Wages Fell for Working Poor, Poverty Still Widespread

January 8, 2012

The governor's claims of success are premature, even inaccurate, according to a Florida Center for Investigative Reporting examination.

Rick Scott se acredita creación de empleos y crecimiento económico, pero la información muestra una baja de salario para los trabajadores pobres y la pobreza se mantiene elevada

January 8, 2012

Tristram Korten: Las alegaciones de avances por parte del gobernador son prematuras, incluso inexactas, según un análisis del Florida Center for Investigative Reporting.

Presunto diplomático tima a funcionarios y empresarios del sur

January 3, 2012

Eliván Martínez Mercado: El empresario Félix Mostelac, de 39 años, presumió de su alegado éxito para ganar dinero, vistió un elegante traje Giorgio Armani azul para deslumbrar, y mordió un habano por aquello de terminar de impresionar a sus interlocutores, cuando visitó Ponce en julio pasado.

For Allen West, Goebbels Reference Typical Rhetoric

December 22, 2011

Ralph De La Cruz: U.S. Rep. Allen West continued his habit of making inflammatory remarks by describing the Democratic Party's "propaganda" efforts as similar to those of Nazi Joseph Goebbels.