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The reopening of Venezuela after years of isolation represents a paradigm shift for the region and, especially, for the United States. Beyond the traditional view of “Venezuela equals oil,” economists Jiménez and Acosta Fragachán propose a scenario where strategic resources, industrial compatibility, and financial restructuring will dictate the pace of this new economic relationship.

The economy in the United States is undergoing a period of transformation. While households and businesses face uncertainty and feel the impact of inflation, capital markets are booming, especially investments related to the expansion of Artificial Intelligence.

Having health insurance is not a luxury but a need, and as the enrollment period approaches families, seniors and caregivers will be facing changes that will have great impact. Rising premiums, expanded benefits, and stricter eligibility requirements make essential

The influence of technology on the development of children and adolescents is a situation that impacts all aspects of society and deserves urgent attention. Addressing this concern, on August 28, Doral Family Journal convened a panel of experts in psychology, security, education, and technology at Miami-Dade College West Campus

Job security: the Holy Grail that allows a person to be at ease in their jobs, trusting they will provide for their needs, be productive to society, use their talents and feel accomplished. Even if a person is not performing their “dream job,”

Doral Vice Mayor Maureen Porras is launching a new initiative to build a support network for expecting mothers in the community. Inspired by her own journey into motherhood, Porras believes the experience is best shared, creating a space for women to connect, share experiences, and grow together.

The health and well-being needs of the growing Hispanic senior population in South Florida are undeniable, and as time goes by, education and preparation will make the difference in the golden years.