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Today on Context Florida: OCS, market-ready graduates, black men and impossible dreams
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Just because Congress is hopelessly broken doesn’t mean the midterms are meaningless
State officials are even in charge of election administration (remember Katherine Harris and the hanging chads) and drawing congressional districts so what happens in the states in 2014…
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A quarter of Latinos are uninsured
One in four Latinos living in the U.S. does not have health insurance.
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Little Havana’s changing voter profile
Younger Cuban Americans don’t always share their parents’ conservative opinions about American foreign policy.
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New poll reveals Florida Hispanic voters favor Crist
The fastest growing segment of the electorate has made its voice heard in the Florida governor’s race.
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Ana Alliegro: ‘David Rivera has shown that he uses women’
She is serving six months of house arrest after being sentenced for her connection to the illegal funding of the campaign of Justin Lamar Sternad, the former ghost candidate to Congress…
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In Florida, a low turnout may be path to victory
Projections put the figure of ad spending at or over $100 million making it one of the most expensive mid term 2014 elections.
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Inauguration poet Richard Blanco on the music of his Miami childhood
When he read his poem “One Today” on the steps of the U.S. Capitol at Barack Obama’s 2013 inauguration, Richard Blanco became the country’s first immigrant, first openly gay, first…
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Ruth: Rick Scott’s web of financial wizardry
It seems Gov. Rick Scott is not just a man of considerable affluence. He also is blessed with a wealth of obfuscation.
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New polls: Crist 3, Scott 0; Wyllie makes impact
Charlie Crist is on a hot streak. The Democratic challenger went 3-for-3 in new polls this week, while Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie cracked double-digits in one of them.
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