Former Argentina President Joins FIU Center While Under Federal Investigation
Diego Diaz / Asst. News Director Mauricio Macri, former president of Argentina, recently joined the staff of FIU’s Adam Smith Center for Economic Freedom, amidst…
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The Opportunity To Ban The SAT Is Here
Melanie Arougueti/Staff Writer During this global pandemic, new and alternate ways to learn have appeared. Many students are doing school online, attending video chats and…
Thanksgiving is no longer an Anglo-American tradition
In 2018 America, Thanksgiving has traveled a long way from it’s original meaning and symbols. The turkey, representative of the colonists truce with the Native…
Student Thoughts: President Obama chooses Tango over Brussels
President Barack Obama is the student who stays up all night studying for a test but then forgets to set the alarm. From the complete failure of ObamaCare to the horrible Iran Deal, the latest Hit ‘n’ Miss in Obama’s legacy is his trip to Cuba and unfortunately, his response to the Brussels bombings.
Quiero Rock #4(Cultura Profetica Special)
Dj Manny February 7, 2016 Sunday 2:00pm-3:00pm Cultura Profetica – Diario Intro – Puerto Rico Mima – Oigo Voces – Puerto Rico El Mato…
Lectures and Discourse: Argentina’s 114 Grandchild
Lectures and Discourse: FIUSM’s ongoing series exploring current events, social topics and social issues through the expert eyes of FIU’s own professors. From 1976 to…
A final look into the 2014 FIFA World Cup
After 32 days and 63 games, Germany and Argentina remained as the only two teams still alive and the two that would compete in the World Cup Finals.
Pope Francis forces Argentine political about-face
Debora Rey/AP Writer Catholic doctrine considers the pope to be God’s delegate on Earth. That alone might explain the remarkable about-face that Argentina’s populist president…
Delicate diplomacy: Pope meets Argentine president
Nicole Winfield/ AP Writer Pope Francis’ diplomatic skills were put to the test Monday as his political nemesis, Argentine President Cristina Fernandez, asked him to…
