Everything went wrong for the Cuban dictatorship. It thought it was going to win when it militarized the island and blocked the marches and protests scheduled for Nov. 15.
HOW TO TOPPLE A DICTATOR
I DON’T WANT TO LIVE IN A METAVERSE
Mark Zuckerberg can be accused of many things. But not of timid ideas. The founder of Facebook thinks big, and has managed to get nearly 3 billion people to connect monthly to his social platform, the biggest in a planet that has about 8 billion people.
LESSONS FROM 35 YEARS ON TV: BE A SURFER, NOT AN ANCHOR
On November 3rd, I will mark 35 years as the anchorman for the Spanish-language Univision network’s daily newscast (Noticiero Univision) in the United States. That was never my plan.
THE NEW NEW YORK: CITY OF SURVIVORS
The city that never sleeps was sleeping. Or at least it looked that way at the new and magnificent terminal at the Laguardia airport after midnight.
9/11: A PUNCH TO THE SOUL
It was unimaginable.
Twenty years ago, it was a beautiful morning. I had gone out jogging and everything seemed to be in its right place.
THE SUMMER OF DISAPPOINTMENT
Something came out wrong, This was supposed to be the year when we controlled the Coronavirus with vaccines, and this would be a “summer of joy” in the United States.
MY REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT
This past Thursday, August 19, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said the following during his morning news conference: “Jorge Ramos came around here to say that my government has the record for the most murders. False. Fortunately.”
OLYMPIC LESSONS
The Olympic Games are over, and I feel it like a personal loss.
AMLO, TYRANTS AND FORMER PRESIDENTS
The fascination with the Cuban dictatorship that so many Latin American politicians, including Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador,
THE MYSTERY OF THE LATIN TRUMPER
The story has been told so many times we’re no longer sure it’s true. But former President Ronald Reagan is reported to have said this: “Latinos are Republicans.