Politics
PRI's The World
October 20, 2016
During Wednesday night's presidential debate, Republican nominee Donald Trump referenced his trip to Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood, likening the city to the Caribbean country, saying that people there "hate the Clintons because what's happened in Haiti with the Clinton Foundation." Clinton defended the foundation's work, comparing its accomplishments to those of the Trump Foundation's. It underscored the complicated feelings about Clinton among Haitian-Americans.
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Sports
Univision's World Cup Spanish commentary has surprised some Latinos
PRI's The World
June 20, 2014
Felix Sanchez isn't a big soccer buff, but this year he decided to catch some World Cup matches. When he tuned into the Spanish language broadcaster Univision he was surprised by what he heard.
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Conflict & Justice
Foreign-trained doctors kept out of practice in US
PRI's The World
April 14, 2011
Demand for medical care will grow. One possible solution would be to allow more foreign-trained doctors to work in the US. Many are ready to practice but the US system for residency keeps them out of the running. Marina Giovannelli of WLRN-Miami has more.
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Conflict & Justice
Why would any parent send their kids on the deadly trip to cross the Mexico-US border? Here's why.
PRI's The World
August 18, 2014
Updated
A young couple from El Salvador explains why they crossed illegally into the US and how rising danger in their homeland forced their children on the dangerous trip north to join them.
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Science, Tech & Environment
South Florida Republicans are fed up with their party leaders on climate change
PRI's The World
April 14, 2016
For local leaders in South Florida, battling rising tides and climate change isn't a partisan issue.
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Business, Economics and Jobs
How to fix an old Russian car in Cuba? There's this mechanic in Miami
PRI's The World
January 30, 2015
The old Soviet car isn't even in the United States. But there's a guy selling Lada parts in Miami. Call hm the Lada whisperer. Cuban expats flock to him, getting the parts for the many old Ladas still chugging along Cuba's streets.
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Business, Economics and Jobs
Forget about Cuba, here are five Miami cigars you need to try
PRI's The World
February 06, 2015
Many cigar fans in the US are looking forward to the end of the embargo on Cuba. But there are quality cigars businesses in Miami. Here are five you need to try.
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Sports
Pedro Gomez's ESPN Interview in Spanish Sparks Anger and Ugly Reaction
PRI's The World
July 19, 2013
After winning Major League Baseball's home run contest this week, Cuban-born Yoenis Cespedes was interviewed by ESPN's Pedro Gomez. Gomez was blasted by many on Twitter for speaking Spanish. Host Marco Werman speaks with Gomez about the angry reaction.
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Science, Tech & Environment
A new tool seeks to put more knowledge about storm surge in the hands of Americans
PRI's The World
July 03, 2014
With Hurricane Arthur bearing down on the US east coast, a new tool from the US National Hurricane Center is being put to use. It allows residents of coastal areas to see where storm surges will hit.
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Arts, Culture & Media
The Quest for Magical, Nutty Tasting Cheese from Northern Spain
PRI's The World
August 08, 2013
Today's Geo Quiz features Michael Paterniti, author of the new book, 'The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, Revenge, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese.'
Conflict & Justice
Questions about illegal arms deals
PRI's The World
June 24, 2008
The U.S. ambassador to Albania may face questions from Congress over an illegal arms deal, and another U.S. diplomat alleges that the ambassador tried to cover up the deal, as Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the details from Eric Schmitt of the New York Times.