Following a similar shocking video at Cornell University released by
James O'Keefe last week, Barry University officials in Florida also
sanction a pro-ISIS club with the stated goal of sending material
support to ISIS. The only suggestion by Barry officials was to change
the name of the club "because technically our country is at war with
ISIS."
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Florida. Mostrar todas las entradas
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lunes, marzo 30, 2015
sábado, octubre 25, 2014
martes, junio 17, 2014
Russian oil drilling off Cuba raises environmental concern for Florida
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Russia plans to search for oil in deep waters
between Cuba and Florida, renewing concern of a major oil spill and
potential for environmental disaster, the Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.
The
drilling area north of Havana straddles the Gulf Stream, a powerful
ocean current that rushes north to the Florida coast. Oceanographers
warn that an oil slick caused by a major spill could reach Florida's
beaches, reefs and marine sanctuaries in about a week.
"If there's
a spill in an area within 50 miles of Key West, the immediate
vulnerable land areas are going to be in South Florida," former U.S.
Sen. Bob Graham warned in an interview last week. "The largest natural
reef in the United States is located right near the area where the
drilling would take place.
"If there is an accident, there is zero capability in Cuba today to respond to that accident," he said.
For more information: Florida Sun Sentinel story.
For more information: Florida Sun Sentinel story.
viernes, mayo 23, 2014
viernes, abril 25, 2014
miércoles, septiembre 25, 2013
domingo, julio 28, 2013
sábado, julio 20, 2013
Congressional Black Caucus Supports Boycott of Florida (But Not Cuba)
U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) and others members of the Congressional Black Caucus are calling for an economic boycott of the State of Florida over the jury verdict in the case of Trayvon Martin.We respect their opinion.
Yet, ironically, these are also the leading Congressional voices against the economic boycott of Cuba's brutal dictatorship, which disproportionately represses its Afro-Cuban population.
Which raises the question:
Why didn't they support an economic boycott of Cuba when the Castro regime denied water to Afro-Cuban political prisoner Orlando Zapata Tamayo, who consequently died in a hunger strike protesting the beating and abuses he suffered?
Or more simply:
Why do they continue to defend the Castro regime?
From The Hill:
Congressional Black Caucus members would support Florida boycott
A number of House Democrats are lining up behind the Rev. Jesse Jackson's threat for an economic boycott of Florida following the not-guilty verdict in the death of Trayvon Martin.
Exerting pressure on Florida's economy as Jackson is suggesting, they said, could help overturn the state's controversial stand-your-ground laws that many contend contributed to the tragedy.
"That's probably the best strategy, because people understand dollars and cents," Rep. Lacy Clay (D-Mo.) said Friday. "And they understand, if there's a significant drop-off in revenues – at conventions, at Disney World and Universal Studios – that that will get the attention of the powerful."
Rep. Bennie Thompson echoed that message. The Mississippi Democrat called the verdict "a travesty" that "does not speak well for this country," and said he would "absolutely" support an economic boycott of the state.
"[It] could have significant economic significance if properly organized," Thompson said Friday. "What I gather from a lot of people who have feelings about it, he [Jackson] would get … support."
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) said she's also on board.
"I would support whatever it takes to get these stand-your-ground laws off the books," she said.
miércoles, julio 17, 2013
Drone Fighter Jet Comes In 'Hard And Fast' In Fiery Crash Near US 98 In Florida
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| NewsBreaker |
Geoffrey Ingersoll
Reports are coming in that a "QF-4" drone fighter jet has crashed near U.S. 98 in Florida, via eyewitnesses on Twitter and local news station WHJG.
Reports are coming in that a "QF-4" drone fighter jet has crashed near U.S. 98 in Florida, via eyewitnesses on Twitter and local news station WHJG.
The drone was from Tyndall Air Force base and represents the second crash in the last 30 days.
From WHJG:
Eye witnesses say the large drone, presumed to be a QF 4 came in hard and fast, exploded and sent up a large black cloud.
Traffic is blocked on Tyndall on US 98 and is being turned around.
Though pilots can and sometimes do fly in the cockpits of these drones, WHJG confirms this crash was of an unmanned drone. The military told WHJG that a self-destruct explosive charge is usually attached to these drones, just in case.
The QF-4 is a conversion of excess Vietnam-Era F-4 Phantom by BAE systems in California. The company has performed roughly 200 drone conversions of this model since 1995.
Tyndall's last drone crash was out over the Gulf of Mexico.
The base was also home to an F-22 Raptor crash late last year, also near U.S. 98.
miércoles, mayo 29, 2013
Florida High School Online Class: Terrorists Lack Self-Esteem
A high school online class in Florida has not only compared Christianity and Islam as fundamentalist groups, but apparently claims that terrorists act the way they do because of low self-esteem.Florida Virtual School
(FLVS) in World History stated: "Common traits that psychologists have found in terrorists are that they are often risk-takers and many suffer from low self-esteem. Sometimes joining a terrorist group provides these individuals with a sense of belonging."
A FLVS representative said that this passage and another which tries to equate the two religions by saying Christianity has sections in the Bible that "could be used to justify the slaughter of men…" cannot be altered or changed because they are part of Common Core standards. The school has denied this, as well as any intent to conflate the two religions or present a sympathetic portrait of terrorists.
The online class, with the topic 08.07 "Invisible Warfare: Objectives," is available to high school students. It starts with a definition of what a fundamentalist is, then proceeds to terrorism.
sábado, mayo 18, 2013
En Cuba cinco acusados de fraude millonario a seguros de autos en la Florida
martinoticias
Cinco de los 92 acusados por autoridades federales y estatales de EE.UU,. en relación con un esquema de fraude que comprendía accidentes simulados y cobros espurios a las aseguradoras de autos, se encuentran en Cuba, según consta en la lista de sospechosos involucrados publicada por la Fiscalía Federal de EE.UU. en el sur de la Florida.
Entre ellos figuran dos presuntos cabecillas, Vladimir López, de 38 años, y Lázaro Vigoa Mauri, de 45 años, los dos ex residentes en West Palm Beach. A ellos y los demás acusados que aún no han sido capturados se les considera prófugos.
Los otros tres refugiados en la isla son Dagoberto Milián López, de 57 años (West Palm Beach), Eduart Gonzalez, de 35, (Condado de Palm Beach) y Obelio Rodríguez, de 44 años, (Condado de Palm Beach)
La Operación Sledgehammer (Mandarria), una investigación estatal y federal, ha conducido a acusaciones presentadas contra de un total de 92 encartados de los condados de Palm Beach, Broward y Miami-Dade. La operación recibió su nombre en código cuando investigadores encubiertos vieron a sospechosos golpear vehículos con una mandarria para que pareciera que habían sufrido un accidente.
ACCIDENTES A MANDARRIAZOS Y PLANILLAS EN BLANCO
Los investigadores anunciaron el jueves cargos contra 33 personas que --según dijeron-- estaban involucrados en la simulación de accidentes con vistas a defraudar a los seguros; el último golpe en la investigación de tres años que identificó alrededor de $ 20 millones en pagos de las aseguradoras obtenidos de forma fraudulenta.
Los cargos incluyen fraude postal y conspiración para lavar dinero, estructuración de transacciones financieras y la participación en la simulación fraudulenta de accidentes.
El fraude consistía en un esquema masivo, complicado y muy sofisticado que se mantuvo activo desde octubre de 2006 a diciembre de 2012. Según los investigadores, estaban involucrados desde los propietarios de las 21 clínicas participantes y el personal médico que emitía diagnósticos fraudulentos y prescribía falsos tratamientos, hasta los oficinistas que facturaban por los servicios y los reclutadores que encontraban a las "víctimas" de los “accidentes” y los entrenaban para simular colisiones en las calles y carreteras del sur de la Florida.
Los reclutadores enseñaban a los participantes en el fraude a hacer que los accidentes parecieran reales, a presentar su declaración a los agentes policiales y a fingir lesiones que luego debían tratarse en clínicas específicas.
.
En dichas clínicas, a los involucrados en el accidente simulado se les instruía firmar numerosos formularios en blanco relacionados con la terapia, que más tarde se presentaban indicando que habían visitado el lugar en varias ocasiones para ser tratados, aunque en realidad hubieran estado allí no más de una o dos veces.
Durante sus visitas, algunos no recibieron tratamiento alguno, o recibieron sólo un breve examen o tratamiento, pero los papeles indiban que se les había sometido a un examen y tratamiento completo y prolongado.
También se les enseñaba cómo debían presentar sus reclamaciones al seguro. Los cabecillas cuidaban luego que los cheques de las aseguradoras fueran depositados en cuentas controladas por ellos, para poder pagar su comisión a los participantes.
De las 92 personas imputadas hasta la fecha en el fraude, la Oficina del Fiscal de EE.UU. presentó cargos federales contra 56 ,y la Oficina del Fiscal Estatal en Palm Beach presentó cargos estatales contra 36.
EN CUBA, BAJO LOS COCOTEROS
Las posibilidades de que el gobieno de Cuba entregue a los fugitivos que según la investigación se encuentran en la isla son escasas, dadas las limitadas relaciones entre los dos países.
Recientemente La Habana entregó a las autoridades de la ciudad de Tampa, en el suroeste de la Florida, a Joshua y Sharyn Hakken, y a sus dos hijos, Cole y Chase, después que los dos primeros, tras perder la custodia de los niños, se los llevaran por la fuerza de la casa de su abuela y huyeran de la justicia en una embarcación hacia Cuba.
Pero la cooperación es más reticente cuando se trata de fugitivos que buscan refugio en la isla y podrían tener en su poder grandes sumas de dinero.
Las autoridades estadounidenses dieron cuenta en 2008 de la existencia de 56 fugitivos de la justicia acusados de facturar fraudulentamente al menos $272 millones al seguro médico federal para personas de bajos ingresos Medicare, y cobrar de esa cifra $142 millones
De los 36 fugitivos cuyos nombres las autoridades revelaron, 33 eran inmigrantes cubanos y según documentos de la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones, FBI, Inmigración y los tribunales, la mitad de ellos regresó inmediatamente a Cuba tras ser acusados. Su ubicación se determinó consultando archivos de viaje, aduana, pasaportes, bancos y computadoras.
Entre ellos figuran dos presuntos cabecillas, Vladimir López, de 38 años, y Lázaro Vigoa Mauri, de 45 años, los dos ex residentes en West Palm Beach. A ellos y los demás acusados que aún no han sido capturados se les considera prófugos.
Los otros tres refugiados en la isla son Dagoberto Milián López, de 57 años (West Palm Beach), Eduart Gonzalez, de 35, (Condado de Palm Beach) y Obelio Rodríguez, de 44 años, (Condado de Palm Beach)
La Operación Sledgehammer (Mandarria), una investigación estatal y federal, ha conducido a acusaciones presentadas contra de un total de 92 encartados de los condados de Palm Beach, Broward y Miami-Dade. La operación recibió su nombre en código cuando investigadores encubiertos vieron a sospechosos golpear vehículos con una mandarria para que pareciera que habían sufrido un accidente.
ACCIDENTES A MANDARRIAZOS Y PLANILLAS EN BLANCO
Los investigadores anunciaron el jueves cargos contra 33 personas que --según dijeron-- estaban involucrados en la simulación de accidentes con vistas a defraudar a los seguros; el último golpe en la investigación de tres años que identificó alrededor de $ 20 millones en pagos de las aseguradoras obtenidos de forma fraudulenta.
Los cargos incluyen fraude postal y conspiración para lavar dinero, estructuración de transacciones financieras y la participación en la simulación fraudulenta de accidentes.
El fraude consistía en un esquema masivo, complicado y muy sofisticado que se mantuvo activo desde octubre de 2006 a diciembre de 2012. Según los investigadores, estaban involucrados desde los propietarios de las 21 clínicas participantes y el personal médico que emitía diagnósticos fraudulentos y prescribía falsos tratamientos, hasta los oficinistas que facturaban por los servicios y los reclutadores que encontraban a las "víctimas" de los “accidentes” y los entrenaban para simular colisiones en las calles y carreteras del sur de la Florida.
Los reclutadores enseñaban a los participantes en el fraude a hacer que los accidentes parecieran reales, a presentar su declaración a los agentes policiales y a fingir lesiones que luego debían tratarse en clínicas específicas.
.
En dichas clínicas, a los involucrados en el accidente simulado se les instruía firmar numerosos formularios en blanco relacionados con la terapia, que más tarde se presentaban indicando que habían visitado el lugar en varias ocasiones para ser tratados, aunque en realidad hubieran estado allí no más de una o dos veces.
Durante sus visitas, algunos no recibieron tratamiento alguno, o recibieron sólo un breve examen o tratamiento, pero los papeles indiban que se les había sometido a un examen y tratamiento completo y prolongado.
También se les enseñaba cómo debían presentar sus reclamaciones al seguro. Los cabecillas cuidaban luego que los cheques de las aseguradoras fueran depositados en cuentas controladas por ellos, para poder pagar su comisión a los participantes.
De las 92 personas imputadas hasta la fecha en el fraude, la Oficina del Fiscal de EE.UU. presentó cargos federales contra 56 ,y la Oficina del Fiscal Estatal en Palm Beach presentó cargos estatales contra 36.
EN CUBA, BAJO LOS COCOTEROS
Las posibilidades de que el gobieno de Cuba entregue a los fugitivos que según la investigación se encuentran en la isla son escasas, dadas las limitadas relaciones entre los dos países.
Recientemente La Habana entregó a las autoridades de la ciudad de Tampa, en el suroeste de la Florida, a Joshua y Sharyn Hakken, y a sus dos hijos, Cole y Chase, después que los dos primeros, tras perder la custodia de los niños, se los llevaran por la fuerza de la casa de su abuela y huyeran de la justicia en una embarcación hacia Cuba.
Pero la cooperación es más reticente cuando se trata de fugitivos que buscan refugio en la isla y podrían tener en su poder grandes sumas de dinero.
Las autoridades estadounidenses dieron cuenta en 2008 de la existencia de 56 fugitivos de la justicia acusados de facturar fraudulentamente al menos $272 millones al seguro médico federal para personas de bajos ingresos Medicare, y cobrar de esa cifra $142 millones
De los 36 fugitivos cuyos nombres las autoridades revelaron, 33 eran inmigrantes cubanos y según documentos de la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones, FBI, Inmigración y los tribunales, la mitad de ellos regresó inmediatamente a Cuba tras ser acusados. Su ubicación se determinó consultando archivos de viaje, aduana, pasaportes, bancos y computadoras.
miércoles, mayo 15, 2013
Cuba Embargo in Florida Goes Too Far, Court Says
Courthouse News Service
By IULIA FILIP
By IULIA FILIP
Florida cannot stop companies with remote business ties to Cuba from bidding on state or local public contracts, the 11th Circuit ruled.
Florida passed the Cuba Amendment in May 2012 to ostensibly prevent companies that did business in Cuba or Syria, or were related to such companies, from bidding on state or local public contracts worth at least $1 million. Slated to take effect on July 1, 2012, the law would have applied to any company whose subsidiaries, parent companies or affiliates had business ties to Cuba or Syria, including distant foreign affiliates.
It also would have required companies to certify that they did not have business operations in any of the two countries when submitting a bid or renewing a contract with a government agency. Any agency or local government entity participating in the contract could impose a civil penalty of $2 million or twice the amount of the contract against companies that filed false certifications.
Coral Gables-based company Odebrecht Construction sued the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) in June 2012 to prevent it from enforcing the amendment against the company. Odebrecht, whose Brazilian parent company had unrelated foreign subsidiaries that did business in Cuba, was one of more than 200 Florida businesses potentially affected by the amendment.
Claiming that most of its income comes from infrastructure and transportation projects, Odebrecht said the law would prevent it from bidding on high-value public contracts in Florida, including several FDOT contracts worth up to $1.8 billion for which it qualified.
Odebrecht argued that the law violated the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution because it conflicted directly with the federal regime of sanctions against Cuba, and weakened the president's ability to formulate uniform policies concerning Cuba. A federal judge agreed last year and blocked the amendment before it took effect.
A three-judge panel of the 11th Circuit refused to lift the injunction last week, finding that the state law conflicted with the comprehensive economic sanctions the federal government had imposed for decades to limit American companies from doing business in Cuba.
More on Courthouse News Service >>
miércoles, abril 03, 2013
lunes, marzo 18, 2013
Cyberattack on Florida election is first known case in US, experts say
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| Tim Chapman / Miami Herald |
About 2,000 rejected absentee ballots at Miami-Dade Elections Department, mostly for lack of signatures or review of signatures from the last election.
An attempt to illegally obtain absentee ballots in Florida last year is the first known case in the U.S. of a cyberattack against an online election system, according to computer scientists and lawyers working to safeguard voting security.
The case involved more than 2,500 “phantom requests” for absentee ballots, apparently sent to the Miami-Dade County elections website using a computer program, according to a grand jury report on problems in the Aug. 14 primary election. It is not clear whether the bogus requests were an attempt to influence a specific race, test the system or simply interfere with the voting. Because of the enormous number of requests – and the fact that most were sent from a small number of computer IP addresses in Ireland, England, India and other overseas locations – software used by the county flagged them and elections workers rejected them.
Computer experts say the case exposes the danger of putting states’ voting systems online – whether that’s allowing voters to register or actually vote.
“It’s the first documented attack I know of on an online U.S. election-related system that’s not (involving) a mock election,” said David Jefferson, a computer scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory who is on the board of directors of the Verified Voting Foundation and the California Voter Foundation.
Other experts contacted by NBC News agreed that the attempt to obtain the ballots is the first known case of a cyberattack on voting, though they noted that there are so many local elections systems in use that it's possible that a similar attempt has gone unnoticed.
There have been allegations of election system hacking before in the U.S., but investigations of irregularities have found only software glitches, voting machine failures, voter error or inconclusive evidence. Where there has been evidence of a computer security breach -- such as a 2006 incident in Sarasota, Fla., in which a computer worm that had been around for years raised havoc with the county elections voter database -- it was unclear whether the worm's appearance was timed to interfere with the election.
In any case, experts say they’ve been warning about this sort of attack for years.
“This has been in the cards, it’s been foreseeable,” said law Professor Candice Hoke, founding director of the Center for Election Integrity at Cleveland State University.
The primary election in Miami-Dade County in August 2012 involved state and local races along with U.S. Senate and congressional contests (see a sample ballot here). The Miami Herald, which first reported the irregularities, said the fraudulent requests for ballots targeted Democratic voters in the 26th Congressional District and Republicans in Florida House districts 103 and 112. None of the races’ outcomes could have been altered by that number of phantom ballots, the Herald said.
Overseas “anonymizers” -- proxy servers that make Internet activity untraceable -- kept the originating computers’ location secret and prevented law enforcement from figuring out who was responsible, according to the grand jury report, issued in December. The state attorney’s office closed the case in January without identifying a suspect.
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El nuevo congresista [D] de origen cubano Joe Garcia sobre Cuba-EEUU
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| martinoticias.com |
No lo creo. Nadie conoce mejor a Kerry que el senador Bob Menéndez, y Bob lo está apoyando. Conozco la posición de John Kerry, en el pasado me he sentado con él a hablar sobre Cuba. Me parece que la política [hacia La Habana] está bien marcada por el presidente y va a permanecer en ese camino. No veo grandes preocupaciones. A nadie se le puede ocurrir que John Kerry es procomunista, pues luchó contra los comunistas en Vietnam. Es una persona que tiene una larga trayectoria de política de Estado, altamente respetado, aunque haya tenido sus discrepancias en algunos temas.
Sin embargo, Kerry bloqueó durante algún tiempo los programas pro-democracia…
Él ha tenido sus posiciones, pero el presidente Obama ha sido claro en estos temas. El secretario de Estado vendrá con una visión un poco diferente de la de Hillary Clinton, pero la política que implementaron Obama y Hillary ha tenido efectos. No exactamente los que todos quisiéramos, pero sí un efecto positivo en la sociedad civil cubana. Me imagino que el senador Kerry tomará las lecciones que hemos aprendido con todos esos programas, y las implementará.
En su opinión, ¿qué otra cosa debería hacer el presidente en los próximos cuatro años en relación con Cuba?
Trabajar por la amplitud de la sociedad civil, y eso no solamente desde el punto de vista político. Es también con la economía, desde el político hasta la peluquera, y todo lo que cae entre esas personas. Cuanto más sociedad civil haya, más espacio político habrá. Debemos encontrar áreas donde seguir ese impacto.
Continuar leyendo en diariodecuba >>
sábado, diciembre 15, 2012
Obama elegibility: So fishy, even a Democrat can smell it
WND/
Bob Unruh
Florida, the battleground for many elections, has an opportunity right now to resolve the issue of Barack Obama’s eligibility, according to a court filing in a case brought by a Democrat under state law that allows such challenges.
Florida, the battleground for many elections, has an opportunity right now to resolve the issue of Barack Obama’s eligibility, according to a court filing in a case brought by a Democrat under state law that allows such challenges.
“On Nov. 6, 2012, the state of Florida held its 2012 general
election. On Nov. 10, 2012, defendant Barack Hussein Obama was declared
the official winner of the Florida general election. Yet defendant Obama
has never established his eligibility for the presidency of the United
States,” says a filing today from attorney Larry Klayman.
“Indeed, neither defendant Obama, nor the Democratic Party of
Florida, has even stated that defendant Obama is a ‘natural born
citizen,’” the filing said. “The only evidence of defendant Obama’s
alleged birth within the United States has come in the form of an
electronic version posted on the Internet. However, there has been
evidence to show that this ‘birth certificate’ has either been altered
or is entirely fraudulent.”
The filing was a response to state officials’ motion to dismiss the
case brought on behalf of Michael C. Voeltz. The case was filed before
the election, and was thrown out by a judge who said it wasn’t timely.
It was refiled after the election, and the current document seeks an
immediate hearing, as provided by state law.
“Section 102.168(7), Florida statutes, provides that ‘any candidate,
qualified elector, or taxpayer presenting such a contest to a circuit
judge in entitled to an immediate hearing,” Klayman wrote. “Plaintiff
Michael Voeltz specifically requested an expedited hearing in his prayer
for relief. … Yet even if he had not specifically requested such
relief, which he did, the Florida statutes still mandate that plaintiff
is entitled to an immediate hearing by law simply through the act of
filing the lawsuit in front of a circuit judge.”
The case challenges Obama’s presence on the 2012 presidential
election ballot because of questions over his constitutional
eligibility.
“Defendant Barack Hussein Obama is a direct threat to the safety and
security of the United States, and its Constitution, which plaintiff
must protect and defend by oath,” according to the complaint.
As WND reported, Voeltz,
who identifies himself as “a registered member of the Democratic Party,
voter and taxpayer in Broward County,” has challenged Obama’s
eligibility, arguing that the “natural born citizen” clause was rightly
understood in historical context to mean a child not only born in the
U.S., but born to two American-citizen parents, so as not to have
divided loyalties. Obama, however, readily admits to being born a dual
citizen because of his father’s British citizenship.
The original case sought to exclude Obama from the 2012 ballot.
Klayman and Voeltz claimed that Obama is not a natural born citizen as
required by Article 2, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution, because he
was born a British subject.
The case cited the evidence produced by Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s
special investigative unit, which has asserted that the birth
documentation from Hawaii that Obama claimed was “proof positive” of his
Hawaiian birth is not real.
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