El cruce de datos llevado a cabo por el Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI), mediante el cual se recopiló la información de los donantes a las campañas políticas en la isla entre los meses de enero a mayo de 2012, es una foto instantánea de cómo los intereses económicos acaparan la dinámica político-electoral puertorriqueña.

Suevon Lee: With total Medicare spending projected to cost $7.7 trillion over the next 10 years, there is consensus that changes are in order. But what those changes should entail has, of course, been one of the hot-button issues of the campaign.

Ashley Lopez: Political soothsayer Nate Silver says Florida is one of two tipping point states for the 2012 election.

Amy Green: El sector azucarero invierte fuerte para proteger un sistema de apoyo a los precios que les cuesta a los consumidores unos $2,000 millones al año en costos adicionales de alimentación.

Trevor Aaronson of FCIR and Justin Peters of Columbia Journalism Review talked about the coverage of the Republican National Convention in Tampa on KAWL’s call-in show.

Ashley Lopez: Was it worth it, Tampa?

ProPublica lays out the questions raised by Romney’s tax disclosures, and what we still don’t know.

Ashley Lopez: Now that the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, Florida officials have only about six months to implement the law.

Ashley Lopez: Gov. Rick Scott recently received a big check for his reelection campaign from the wealthy casino magnate.

Howard Goodman: Are Florida Republicans trying to blunt the Democrats’ numerical advantage at the polls?