U.S. paid anti-Castro journalists in Miami: paper
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At least 10 Florida journalists received   regular payments from a U.S. government program aimed at   undermining the Cuban government of Fidel Castro, The Miami   Herald reported on Friday.
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Less than four months after causing an uproar by almost expelling a New York Times reporter, the Brazilian government criticized the U.S. newspaper on Monday for a report on a controversial proposal to oversee the country's journalists.
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Cuba vowed to defy U.S. efforts for economic and political change on the island in a front-page editorial Thursday in the Communist Party's newspaper that also referred to dissidents as "mercenaries" and "counterrevolutionary puppies."
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For the first time, U.S. journalists saw evidence of the places where hostages may have been imprisoned or killed.
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Cuba HAVANA -- Cuban press authorities have told the Havana correspondents for the Chicago Tribune, the BBC, and a major Mexican newspaper that they can no longer report from the island. The Chicago Tribune said correspondent Gary Marx, based in the country since 2002, was told Wednesday that his stories were too negative. His press credentials were not renewed during ...
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. _ Taking a cue from the Cuban-American exile community, Venezuelans in South Florida are turning to radio to slam their homeland's controversial leader and unify their community.
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The publisher of a Florida paper quits after it rehires three journalists sacked over anti-Cuba broadcasts.
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Pakistan has expelled an American journalist who wrote in The New York Times Magazine about the rise of pro-Taliban militants in this key U.S. ally, a media rights group said Saturday.
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Authorities Monday freed an independent journalist who had opposed Cuba's communist government, bringing to seven the number of political prisoners released in a week.
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By Tal Abbady, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Feb. 4--Taking a cue from the Cuban-American exile community, Venezuelans in South Florida are turning to radio to slam their homeland's controversial leader and unify their community.
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By Tania Valdemoro, The Miami Herald  Feb. 12--Nearly six years after an anthrax-laced letter contaminated the former headquarters of tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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Cuba responded Thursday to the U.S. diplomats's refusal to take down Christmas decorations by putting up a huge billboard in front of the U.S. Interest Section emblazoned with a swastika and showing photographs of Iraqi prisoners being abused by American soldiers.
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Cuba on Wednesday accused the United States of lying about its treatment of inmates at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, claiming torture and cruelty occur daily at the prison camp for terror suspects.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Jan. 12 -- An American freelance journalist and scholar based in Pakistan was ordered to leave the country this week after he wrote an article that might have been deemed unflattering to the Pakistani government, according to his friends and colleagues, and a U.S.-based media...
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A US newspaper says detainees at the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba were regularly subjected to abuse, including sleep deprivation and exposure to loud noise and extreme temperatures.
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On Wednesday the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Miami organization that focuses on journalism and community building, added its philanthropic heft to the countyâs cultural development.
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The publisher of The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald said he had lost control of his newsrooms over a growing controversy involving payments from the Bush administration.