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Whatever the results, Gables runoff election Tuesday will change the city commission
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What was supposed to be a quiet election for Coral Gables on Tuesday turned out to be a contentious mayoral race. While the main issue in the contest was about real estate development in Coral Gables, mayoral candidate Vince Lago came under fire in the weeks leading up to election after the Miami Herald revealed Lago signed a letter from last October directed to Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart.
The letter condemned the Catholic school’s mission statement. A new amendment promised to “educate students to analyze and work to eradicate social structures, practices, systems, and values that perpetuate racism and other injustices.”
Known for its Mediterranean Revival architectural style, the City of Coral Gables was incorporated in 1925 by George Merrick. Photo credit: Jared Lennon
The April 13 Coral Gables municipal election will occur without the knowledge or participation of what candidates say is an important voting demographic University of Miami students.
Although UM students live, recreate and often have jobs in Coral Gables, voting statistics show that most are unlikely to leave their dorms and off-campus apartments to vote in Tuesday’s election, which will put a new mayor in office for the next two years and two new commissioners in office for the next four.
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to be specified later. we know what that means. that sounds like a united nations committee which might as well be, you know, lost in space. it s just it s going to take forever to kind of settle these things before anybody could ask to stop iran. right. while the world is going through these processes the iranians will be sitting there albeit with somewhat restricted nuclear program, building forward to that bomb. and the president i think did achieve what he wanted politically, which is to get the appearance of momentum going forward. he s probably stopped congress from being able to reimpose or strengthen sanctions between now no question he s bought time with the constituency, which is to say the 16 democrats in the senate who had signed on to a previous version of what we called the kirk menendez bill on tougher sanctions. he ll be able to take the case to them. look, we made enough progress but you have to give me the benefit of the doubt. i suspect that s goi
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