Diaz Gives In To Propagandists, Resigns  So there were six more
reporters at El Nuevo Herald who took money from Marti. Because
a previous editor knew and approved of some of the payments and
ethics policies "were ambiguously communicated, inconsistently
applied and widely misunderstood over many years," publisher
Jesus Diaz decided they shouldn't be fired. Then, to be fair, he
reinstated the other three Herald writers who were fired last
month.  Head spinning yet? There's more. Diaz then decides to
resign, writing, "I realize and regret  that the events of the
past three weeks have created an environment that no longer
allows me to lead our newspapers in a manner most beneficial for
our newspapers, our readers and our community."  I can't fault
Diaz for resigning and I don't envy his replacement, David
Landsberg. But I don't like the decision regarding the Marti
moonlighters. How can anybody take El Nuevo Herald at all
seriously knowing that NINE of its writers have been paid by the
U.S. propaganda outlet? T