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Miami’s political landscape is rich and diverse. It reflects the Magic City’s multicultural fabric. Calle Ocho News is your ultimate source for political news, issues, and analysis. Whether you’re seeking relevant and timely news on the city council or looking to stay abreast of the current policies and ideologies, we are your go-to source.

Calle Ocho News boasts a team of committed journalists who ensure that only the truth is shared with our readers. We aim to keep you informed about political sagas and controversies surrounding the mayors. The Magic City is a battleground for politics and we keep an eye on everything from elections, healthcare, climate change, and immigration policies and how they affect the local community.

We go beyond merely sharing sensational news. Our commitment lies in sharing engaging stories relevant to the people of Miami. As the top news source platform, we have covered various political issues. From Joe Carollo and Ball & Chain controversy to Mayor Francis Saurez’s investigation that reshaped the political landscape of Miami.

Calle Ocho News also shares inspiring stories about political figures committed to community welfare. For comprehensive and reliable political news, stay tuned to CalleOcho News.

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Miami-Dade Voters Receive Vote-by-Mail Ballots Ahead of August 18 Primary Election

Miami-Dade County mailed approximately 168,000 Vote-by-Mail ballots as election officials prepared for the August 18 Primary Election and encouraged voter participation.
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Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez speaks at a podium during a press event, with microphones and cameras in the foreground and a large branded banner beside him.
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Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Expands Services and Tightens Oversight Across the County

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has opened the first new License Plate Agency applications in more than two decades, canceled more than 5,600 disabled parking
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Medical marijuana reclassified as less dangerous drug: what it means for Miami-Dade County

Medical marijuana has been reclassified under federal law. Here’s what the change means for Miami-Dade County and healthcare policy.
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Is Cuba finally approaching freedom after 60 years? What it means for Miami-Dade County

Is Cuba nearing a turning point after decades? Here’s what the latest developments mean for Miami-Dade County.
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Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez speaks at a podium with multiple microphones outside a building, flanked by officials and staff.
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Miami-Dade Tax Collector investigation highlights accountability and public trust in government services

A recent arrest underscores the importance of oversight, transparency, and public confidence in local government systems
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What a possible leadership change in Cuba could mean for Miami-Dade County

Growing speculation about Cuba’s future leadership is raising important questions for South Florida’s Cuban-American community and regional policy discussions
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Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia and Peru’s Consulate stand smiling in front of a Miami-Dade County “I Voted” backdrop, with the U.S. flag on the left and the Florida state flag on the right.
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International voting in Miami-Dade highlighted Peru’s upcoming elections

A local announcement highlights how global civic participation connects to community awareness
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A man in a navy suit and a woman in a beige dress stand inside a busy government service office next to a sign that reads “Say Yes” with voter registration information. Behind them, people sit in rows of chairs and wait at service counters under bright fluorescent lighting.
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“Say Yes” campaign to strengthen voter registration in Miami-Dade launched by Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez and Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia

A new initiative encourages residents renewing driver licenses or IDs to easily register to vote or update their voter information
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Florida bill targeting DEI programs heads to governor: What it could mean for local governments

A newly approved Florida bill aimed at restricting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives is now headed to the governor’s desk, sparking debate about how
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President Donald Trump in a dark suit and bright blue tie stands at a podium speaking into a microphone.
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Understanding the implications of Trump's "friendly takeover" proposal for Cuba

President Trump’s recent suggestion of a “friendly takeover” of Cuba raises important questions about U.S.-Cuba relations and their impact on Miami-Dade County
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Where does cannabis stand in 2026? Florida and the nation face major policy shifts

Federal reclassification efforts and state-level debates are reshaping the future of medical and recreational cannabis across Florida and the United States
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Three reforms moving forward aim to protect drivers, seniors, and public trust in Florida

From licensing oversight to disabled parking enforcement and vehicle registration reform, new actions signal a broader push for accountability and modernization affecting Miami-Dade County residents
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Commissioner Ralph "Rafael" Rosado, District 4, City of Miami holding a Cuban flag.
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Standing with the Cuban people, governing with integrity

Standing with the Cuban people, governing with integrity
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Miami-Dade County Commissioner Vicky Lopez holding a framed issue of Calle Ocho News with Calle Ocho News Editor In Chief Rosi Rosell.
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From policy to the people: Vicki Lopez’s vision for District 5 and Miami-Dade

From state policymaker to county commissioner, Lopez’s approach blends experience with accessibility, emphasizing partnership, accountability, and measurable outcomes for residents
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SALAD 2026 Judicial Forum Brings Miami-Dade Judicial Candidates Before Voters

SALAD’s 2026 Judicial Forum brought all 14 confirmed participating judicial candidates before Miami-Dade residents for a nonpartisan discussion focused on qualifications, experience and informed voting.
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Understanding Your Metabolism: How Your Body Turns Food into Energy

Aetna®, explains how metabolism converts food into energy and why healthy habits can support long-term metabolic wellness and overall health.
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Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez speaks at a podium during a formal event. He is wearing a blue suit, white dress shirt, red tie, and an American flag lapel pin.
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Three Arrested in Miami-Dade Driver License Exam Cheating Scheme Following Joint Investigation

Three individuals were arrested following a joint investigation into an alleged driver license examination cheating scheme in Miami-Dade County. Officials say the case reinforces the
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From Betrayal to Resilience: Bay of Pigs Museum Preserves the Living Legacy of Brigade 2506

Veteran Eduardo Zayas-Bazán and museum president Carlos Luis reveal how the Bay of Pigs Museum is preserving a legacy shaped by sacrifice, betrayal, forgiveness, and
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