With more than 25 years in the business media, the journalist Eduardo Hapke joint forces with very…read moresucessful people in the new goal: Negocios Magazine, the unique business magazine in Spanish in the US market. Every two month we make a presentation of the latest issue of Negocios Magazine and Ejecutiva Magazine with a huge and exclusivity event. With 30.000 issues in each edition, Negocios Magazine is distributing between the most important and influential Spanish decision maker, high end people, media, business women and business man in Miami, and South Florida. In each issue you will be read the articles and the interviews that you have to know. The events of Negocios Magazine and Ejecutiva Magazine are unique in Miami, and you can meet, talk and do business with the key Hispanic people. Also Negocios Magazine have a special cover and edition for Los Angeles area (WEST COAST), with the distribution of 10,000 issues, with a special cover for this market. In the other hand, Negocios Magazine have a special edition and cover for the Latin American region, and the magazine is distributed in different countries of Latin America. Karen Blanco and Eduardo Hapke are the co-founder and the directors of Negocios Magazine and Ejecutiva Magazine.

Thank you girls for always being fast and attentive. They know everyone's name in the building -…read morewhat each they like, how they prefer their coffee and always wearing a smile. On another note, I think the shop could use more of a variety - they could definitely make better use of such expensive space.

I found out about this newspaper during an event at SOHO studios, where they represented themselves…read moreand were handing out the newspaper and candy. I checked out their website and they seem quite active. I didn't even know about their existence, this for living a few years living on the other side of The Roads, one block for calle ocho (until I moved 2 months ago to The Roads on the boarder with Brickell). The staff was very friendly and this newspaper is a must read. Check out their website! And they also do advertising for local businesses!

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Se pudesse dar zero estrelas eu daria. These people are completely unprofessional. I lend them a…read moreskirt for a photoshoot and they returned it to me completely destroyed! I did a favor and was perceived as "rude" after I told them my skirt was ruined. They have no idea what they're doing. Don't waste your time and/or money on these people.

From the owner: Acontece.com tem o foco na comunidade brasileira do Sul da Florida. Fala sobre entretenimento,…read morecultura e turismo; dar dicas de lazer, O que fazer e onde ir, mostrar fotos dos eventos locais e fatos que acontecem na comunidade Brasileira de Miami Dade, Broward County e Palm Beaches.

Excellent service great attention large selection of titles good recommendations the best Spanish…read morebookshop on Miami. Highly recommended.

Altamira is a Spanish only book store, so if you don't know the language stop reading the review…read morebelow: ¡Me encanta esta librería! Hay tantos libros que no hamos puedido encontrar en otras tiendas- te todo tipos. Cada ve que you regreso me prima a ver cómo a crecido y los nuevos títulos disponibles. Bien echo- sigue con el buen trabajo.

Dear Miami Today,…read more You are another amazing local publication that I have come to adore. Printed weekly, every Thursday, you offer all kinds of local information regarding our sexxxy city. On the front I can always find the Weekly Achiever, which is a prominent figure in Miami that is doing something to make our city a better place. It can be anyone, from a doctor, to a lawyer, to a basket ball player. The FYI Miami section, also on the front, is neat because it has really important info in easy to read tid bits. Through out the publication (which is a small, little newspaper-like thing) there are great articles on local politics and government, important figures in the community, and there's even an event section that has all kind of events for adults and children. And there's even a mini Classified section on the back page. Oh and how could I forget the small box that includes all Filming Permits that have been issued that week (and to who!), which is fun to know. :) I think this is a pretty unbiased, tell-it-like it is newspaper, and I really enjoy reading it. Thank you Miami Today for keeping me informed weekly of what's really going down in my town! Best Regards, SabrinaAnna*