I saw a need . . . of the Hispanic community moving together to work on education, employment and in the political area.

Mayor, I thank you very much for your understanding. I apologize on behalf of the Hispanic community and I want you to know that you have our support.

We had channel 7 on with Dick Clark and when the ball was coming down, she was coming out. Then five seconds later, she came out.

My dream was to be there five, six, seven years and come back. I got married, I bought my house and stayed.

The level of penetration is worse than people realize. (Castro operatives) work within Miami's community, creating disinformation, inciting violence at peaceful exile protests to make us look bad in the press.

[W]e admire the work of the Eanes Education Foundation and the significant value they bring to our community. The results are obvious; Eanes students routinely go on to serve as leaders both locally and nationally.