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Helen Acevedo

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Miami-Dade's transit system prepares to transport hundreds of thousands of World Cup fans

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By Helen Acevedo
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL)
South Florida traffic is already frustrating enough on a normal day. Add the anticipated hundreds of thousands of people expected for the 2026 World Cup in Miami — and that frustration threatens to become a whole other beast. Miami-Dade County transportation officials say they've spent more than a year preparing for the influx of visitors expected for the tournament and related events, developing a transit plan to get fans and locals where they need to go.
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Miami-Dade's transit system prepares to transport hundreds of thousands of World Cup fans

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By Helen Acevedo
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
South Florida traffic is already frustrating enough on a normal day. Add the anticipated hundreds of thousands of people expected for the 2026 World Cup in Miami — and that frustration threatens to become a whole other beast. Miami-Dade County transportation officials say they’ve spent more than a year preparing for the influx of visitors expected for the tournament and related events, developing a transit plan to get fans and locals where they need to go.
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‘Bolero.' An attorney's quest for truth and identity in Miami and Cuba

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By Helen Acevedo
| Miami Herald
When Raquel Puig Zaldivar was sent to meet a federal prison inmate while working as a freelance attorney in the 1990s, it unexpectedly reignited her love for writing. The encounter inspired “Bolero ,” her first novel to be published in almost 30 years. The story follows fictional Miami attorney Natalia Armand as she searches for answers after a fire and explosion at one of her client's properties.
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