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Ana Veciana-Suarez

Veciana-Suarez, an author and commentator for The Miami Herald, explores the human experience, touching on private issues and events that shape our country, including the refugee experience and working in America. Her Cuban heritage infuses her writing with vibrancy and color.

Ana Veciana-Suarez Samples

The big fat lie? McDonald's isn't junk food

Self delusion occurs among the most powerful men and in the most rarified places.

Bug hunting in the great outdoors

The breeze has turned brisk, the weather uncharacteristically balmy for this time of year. "Put on your good eyes," I tell them. A 'hunting we are going. They're reluctant at first. The possibilities for adventure are endless and wonderful.

High school yearbook controversy a missed opportunity

Who would've guessed that high school yearbooks, those thick, hardbound collections of nostalgia and memories, could be so controversial?

New 'Sesame Street' character reveals who we are, where we want to go

Mando is moving to "Sesame Street" this fall. I did, and as a longtime fan of the PBS show, I read the details with great interest. That's the thing about "Sesame Street." So when a new character joins the cast, it makes news.

A different way to satisfy an appetite

If the Food Network is hunting for its No. For entertainment, I can count on The Hubby to provide the latest gossip on a celebrity chef or to describe a particularly enticing recipe being cooked in the kind of designer kitchen I will never own.

Mom of accused bombers should stop making excuses

One of the strangest scenes to come out of the Boston Marathon bombings is the discomfiting image of an angry Zubeidat Tsarnaev defending her two sons, the dead and the living.

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