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Miami just got its own Vegas-style quickie wedding chapel

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By Caroline Val Verified
| Miami New Times Verified
Miami has long excelled at spontaneous decisions. 4 a.m. cafecito? Easy. A last-minute yacht party? Child’s play. A perreo with a stranger at a nightclub that somehow turns into a confusing three-week situationship? Practically a pastime. But until now, the city has lacked the ultimate haven for impulsive romantics: the Vegas-style quickie wedding chapel.
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O Cinema was deliberately chosen to screen new documentary about Amy Goodman

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By Caroline Val Verified
| Miami New Times Verified
There’s a certain poetry in bringing “Steal This Story, Please!” — a documentary about the courage to keep telling inconvenient truths — to O Cinema South Beach. This is, after all, a theater that knows a thing or two about what happens when power tries to silence a story.
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Why the U.S. Could Soon Take Military Action in Cuba Original

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By Caroline Val Verified
| American Colony | The Latino Newsletter Podcast
MIAMI — In a matter of months, the United States and Cuba have moved from cold, decades-old hostility to the edge of something far more consequential. A deliberate fuel blockade, criminal charges against a face of the Cuban Revolution, reports of hundreds of military drones, and a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier now patrolling Caribbean waters have combined to produce the most serious threat of U.S. military action against the island in more than 60 years.
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