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Democrat Lucia Báez-Geller challenges incumbent Republican Florida Rep. Fabián Basabe (opens the original)
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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Florida House of Representatives District 106, a coastal legislative district in northeast Miami-Dade County, is up for election in November. Lucia Báez-Geller, a former Miami-Dade County School Board member, is challenging Republican Florida Rep. Fabián Basabe, the incumbent, a former reality TV star who was found liable after two men accused him of sexual battery. “I have made a lot of really powerful enemies,” Basabe, 48, said without naming them. “This has been lawf
Trump administration pushes to open Cuba and Venezuela to U.S. investment (opens the original)
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MIAMI — President Donald Trump’s push for change in Venezuela and Cuba appears to be prioritizing business deals over democratic shifts, according to experts. While Venezuela has oil, Cuba has reserves of nickel and cobalt. Both minerals are in high demand in the electric vehicle and aerospace industries. John Kavulich, the president of the U.S.-Cuba Trade & Economic Council, a New York-based nonprofit organization, has been following negotiations. “There is what we want, and then there is what
As governor race heats up, Democrat David Jolly campaigns in Broward (opens the original)
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LAUDERHILL, Fla. — The race for Florida governor is heating up. The Democratic nominee, former Republican U.S. Rep. David Jolly, made a stop in in South Florida on Thursday. It comes a day after his Republican challenger, U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, traveled to Texas to speak at the GOP midterm convention. For those who buy into polling, it’s a toss-up race and there’s an interesting trend: the partisan divide looks to be much more significant than any racial or ethnic divide, this time. Jolly on T
Cuba opens door to U.S. private enterprise as economy struggles (opens the original)
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MIAMI — An economically desperate Cuba is looking to bring money to the island by opening it up to U.S. private enterprise. But Cuba’s minister of foreign trade says, don’t call it capitalism. “This past year has been very complex and we know the reason,” said Oscar Perez-Oliva, Cuba’s minister of foreign trade and investment. “The unprecedented tightening of the US blockade and the executive orders.” “It’s got shock value,” said John Kavulich, president of the nonpartisan, nonprofit U.S.-Cuba T
Judge grants bond for suspended Palm Beach clerk of court, Michael Caruso, accused of intra-familial child sex abuse (opens the original)
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A judge granted Michael Caruso — the suspended Palm Beach County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller accused of intra-familial child sex abuse — a $160,000 bond on Friday in Orange County. Attorney Donna Rotunno, who represented Harvey Weinstein in New York, sat next to Caruso, 67, during the pre-trial detention hearing, before Orange County Circuit Judge A. James Craner, a former Gov. Rick Scott appointee. While on the stand in court, Caruso’s wife, Tracy Caruso, a
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