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Growing geopolitical pressure on Cuba is raising questions about regional security, diplomacy, and what it means for Miami-Dade County and South Florida
Unanimous county action positions Miami-Dade as a national voice on federal compliance, community accountability, and ethical business practices tied to Cuba-related sanctions
Venezuelan influencer Leonel Moreno, known for documenting his US journey, has been deported after sparking debate over immigration policies.
Discover how your triggers reveal unhealed parts of yourself. Explore the shadow side, self-awareness, and personal growth with Calle Ocho News.
Miami-Dade inspectors arrested in ‘Operation Grease Trap’ for extorting restaurant owners. Authorities crack down on corruption, urging more victims to come forward.
The U.S. shuts down Radio and Televisión Martí as part of federal downsizing, marking a major shift in U.S.-Cuba media relations and a blow to
Governor DeSantis opposes efforts to repeal Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system, citing concerns over rising rates. Learn more about the ongoing debate and its impact.
Empowering Miami’s underserved communities, Yvonne Sawyer’s Hope for Miami uplifts families through innovative programs and collaboration for over 25 years.
A new executive order requires US immigration applicants to disclose social media handles, raising privacy concerns and potential delays. Learn more about the policy’s impact.
Miami-Dade schools face declining attendance as deportation fears grow among immigrant families. Students experience anxiety, academic setbacks, and uncertainty despite school districts reaffirming protections. Stay
Celebrate Women’s History Month by recognizing the incredible achievements of women in 2024 across sports, policy, and culture. From record-breaking performances to advocacy milestones, discover
Honoring Lincoln Díaz-Balart’s legacy as a tireless advocate for democracy, human rights, and the Cuban-American community. His impact on U.S. policy and Miami’s political landscape
A Canadian family’s vacation in Cuba turned traumatic after their 16-year-old daughter was allegedly assaulted by a resort employee. Read their story and the call
A Miami-Dade judge denies bond for Antonio Maurice Wilcox Jr., accused of causing a high-speed crash that killed five family members. Read more on the
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The Miami City Ballet Orchestra will make its first-ever on-stage debut during “Ballet Classics Under the Stars” at Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables
Students from Miami Dade College’s Eduardo J. Padrón Campus are earning national recognition through prestigious scholarships and admissions into MIT and Princeton.
Rodney Barreto says FIFA World Cup 2026 could transform Miami beyond soccer through tourism, business growth, and global visibility.
Miami International Airport unveiled plans for a first-of-its-kind digital monitoring hub designed to strengthen airport operations and emergency response capabilities.
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