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Suspended Miami City Commissioner Pleads Not Guilty to Money Laundering and Other Charges

Suspended Miami City Commissioner Pleads Not Guilty to Money Laundering and Other Charges
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Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges

Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges
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Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges

Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges
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Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges

Suspended Miami city commissioner pleads not guilty to money laundering and other charges
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Editorial: Justices rightly hold utility regulators to account

When a parent tells a child, “Because I say so,” there’s no avenue of appeal. A state agency needs to provide a better explanation than that. “Because we say so” was essentially how the Public Service Commission justified its 2021 approval of a settlement resulting in $1.25 billion so far in electric rate increases for Florida Power & Light, the state’s largest utility. Not so fast, the .

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