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After an unconfirmed media report this week that 95-year-old Cuban leader Raúl Castro is on life support in Havana, Miami is abuzz with rumors reminiscent of the decade of bogus news that preceded his brother Fidel's death in 2016. "For younger Cubans and more recently arrived Cuban exiles in Miami, Raúl is their dictator. Raúl is their Fidel," said one observer.
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A major shift in local surveillance policy is underway in Palm Beach County. Following a state order to pull license plate reader cameras from state roads, county commissioners are stepping in to halt new permits on their own streets.
- Kendall man deported after ICE officials expose his ties to Cuban communist regime
- Free workshop helps Broward residents seal or expunge past arrest records
- Parkland 17 Memorial Foundation seeks donations for permanent monument
- First-of-its-kind mobile STI-testing electric vehicle unveiled in South Florida
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Many Venezuelans see the deal giving the United States control of roughly one-fifth of their country's oil reserves as a surrender. The deal holds the potential to generate billions of dollars for an economy wrecked by years of mismanagement.
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The charges represent a rare moment of the Justice Department seeking to hold immigration officers accountable.
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Researchers at UF Tropical Research and Education Center started growing arabica plants in South Florida to test if coffee could become Florida's next specialty crop.
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