Politics

In an exclusive interview with Univision evening news co-anchor, Ilia Calderón, the Demcratic party's vice presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, also pledged to give TPS to Venezuelans seeking refuge in the United States and to make a covid-19 vaccine free for all, including undocumented immigrants.

The 2020 election campaign in Miami has a new ingredient: nasty conspiracy theories primarily directed against Democrats, particularly candidate Joe Biden. (Leer en español)

Most independent observers agree Joe Biden is no socialist, but the Trump campaign is hoping to alter that perception and Florida's large Cuban-American community is fertile soil. Democrats call the Republican strategy "electoral McCarthyism." (Leer en español)

Women are and have been at the forefront of politics as legislators and activists. Although they are redefining American politics, the country has yet to elect a female to lead the nation.

Polling shows Biden not doing as well among Hispanics as might be expected, but the campaign is confident that’s going to change.

With four months to go before election day on Nov 3, President’s Trump’s election campaign is going from bad to worse, struggling to find an answer to one wave of bad news after another: from the coronavirus to rising unemployment and racial unrest. Is it too late for his fortunes to change? (Leer en español)

In an interview Jorge Ramos for Sunday's 'Al Punto' show, John Bolton says "Donald Trump is very different from other presidents and that political calculations are almost the only things that he considers."

David Rivera, a former South Florida congressman made the real estate purchases with "his wife", a 27-year-old Belarusian professor, after signing a contract for $50 million with the Venezuelan government, according to public records. (Leer en español)

The New Jersey senator wrote to the Justice Department to find out if Rivera, a former Florida congressman, registered as an agent of the Venezuelan government when he accepted a contract to boost the U.S. image of PDVSA, the state-run oil and gas company. (Leer en español)

Although Biden and Sanders agree that climate change is an existential threat, the Vermont senator has outlined more aggressive goals than the former vice president. Now Biden is condering bolstering his plans to reduce emissions. (Leer en español)