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Finally, Justice for Felipe Montes
By: Daniel Nardini In a previous article, I had written about the case of Felipe Montes. He came as an undocumented immigrant to the United States and eventually settled in… Read more
Poisoning the Galapagos Food Chain
By: Daniel Nardini One of the greatest threats all of the rare and unique creatures on the Galapagos Islands face is rats. There are an estimated 180 million rats on… Read more
Who Will Pay for the Great Recession?
By: Daniel Nardini We live in its shadow. Tens of millions of Americans are still very much affected by it. The politicians in Washington, D.C. still do not want to… Read more
Will the Powers That Be Restrict the Internet?
By: Daniel Nardini The U.S. government is sending a 100 member delegation to the United Nations International Telecommunication Union convention to be held December 3-14, in Dubai. Why such a… Read more
On Retroactive Criminal Records
By: Daniel Nardini A Florida resident named Gabriel Hernandez, who was busted in 2001 for selling LSD, was threatened with deportation for this crime committed almost 12 years ago. Hernandez… Read more
America Pulling Apart
By: Daniel Nardini A member of my wife’s church insulted me for not “believing in God or Jesus Christ.” Actually, I simply do not believe in her version of what… Read more
To the Republican Party: We Told You So!
By: Daniel Nardini There is no question that the Latino vote did help to contribute to the defeat of the Republican Party’s presidential candidate Mitt Romney on November 6th. Latinos… Read more
The Bad Luck of the Irish
By: Daniel Nardini Imagine that you live in a country where the laws against abortion are so restrictive that no abortion can be performed even to save the life of… Read more
Punishing the Cuban Government
By: Daniel Nardini Judith Gross, the wife of Alan Gross, the American prisoner in Havana, Cuba, has brought a lawsuit against Mr. Gross’s former employer Alternative Development, Inc., and against… Read more
Going Towards the Food Stamps Cliff
By: Daniel Nardini More than 13 percent of the entire U.S. population is on food stamps. This adds up to 47.1 million people. This number alone is almost the same… Read more »