About Cuban Colada
From the streets of Havana to the White House. From local nightclubs to hospital rooms across the island. From radio chatter to covert documents. From the sugar cane fields to exclusive affairs. History, politics, culture, business, medicine and the exile community: This is the daily journal where the information foam rises to the top of the Cuban Colada on and off the island.
About the bloggers
Renato Pérez Pizarro
Renato Pérez Pizarro was the Herald's translator from 1993 to 2007. Previously, he was editor of the Hispanic magazine Vista and assistant photo editor of The New York Times from 1965-1985.
Frances Robles
Frances Robles covers Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic for the Herald’s World Desk. A graduate of New York University, she began her journalism career in 1990 at The Plain Dealer, in Cleveland, Ohio. Since joining the Herald in 1993, she has covered higher education, crime, courts, Central America and was bureau chief in Bogotá, Colombia. She was a John S. Knight Fellow at Stanford University.
Myriam Marquez
Editorial page editor Myriam Marquez is a former columnist and Deputy City Editor at the Miami Herald. She was enterprise editor at the Orlando Sentinel. Before that, she served on the newspaper's editorial board for more than 17 years. Previously, she served as the Sentinel's senior columnist, and won numerous awards including the FSNE prize for columns focusing on Cuba's role in the Mexican embassy crisis.
