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Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Gaining Popularity in Miami
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Miami estudia más propuestas cripto
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The item would establish a task force that could delve into the feasibility of using cryptocurrency in Miami-Dade County, to explore any potential benefits and pitfalls that could result from its use. It is important to explore all avenues that can support an expanding tech and startup presence to benefit our economy, Cohen Higgins tells
New Times. (A copy of the proposed resolution is attached at the end of this article.)
The proposal comes amid a growing wave in Miami to embrace cryptocurrency and tech investment, with some elected leaders pushing to make the region a new tech hub.
City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been a vocal advocate in that mission, attempting to recruit tech entrepreneurs with flattering tweets and advertisements. Cohen Higgins proposal cites a February resolution by Suarez that asked the City of Miami to study whether and how it could use Bitcoin to pay its employees and conduct business.
A planned bridge to better link two Miami-Dade suburbs is instead driving them apart
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South Florida Jamaicans put Kamala Harris’ Caribbean heritage into perspective
Sun Sentinel 2/16/2021 Rod Stafford Hagwood, South Florida Sun Sentinel © Dr. Malaika Witter Hewitt / Courtesy/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS Dr. Malaika Witter Hewitt and Vice President Kamala Harris at a drive-in rally in Georgia on Nov. 1, 2020.
While the world watched Kamala Harris adeptly shatter glass ceilings, the media made much of the vice president’s roots in India. Her Jamaican heritage? Not so much.
Here in South Florida, that did not go unnoticed by the large Jamaican community. And now that the flurry of inauguration press coverage has abated and communities of color turn toward Black History Month, the diaspora of the Caribbean island nations seems to still be waiting for some acknowledgement, from Harris, from the media and from the world.