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Al Diaz

Miami

Photojournalist at Miami Herald

MIami photojournalist covering major sporting and news events in South Florida. https://t.co/duegMPV9RB

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Articles

  • Gulliver’s Schnur and Westminster’s Vanegas are the Dade Lacrosse Players of the Year

    1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Al Diaz

    One was already the leading scorer in program history before putting together another big season this year. The other helped her school make history with its first district championship. As the top players for the top teams in Miami-Dade County, Gulliver Prep’s Sebastian Schnur and Westminster Christian’s Kiera Vanegas are the Miami Herald’s Miami-Dade County Lacrosse Players of the Year.

  • Florida says it’s ready for hurricane season, with or without FEMA’s help

    1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Al Diaz

    Every hurricane season in Florida comes with uncertainty but there’s a surprising new source of questions this year surrounding the federal agency that responds to disasters and has historically helped pay for often massive cleanup and recovery costs.

  • Climate risk is real. Companies must be free to consider it, especially in Florida | Opinion

    1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Al Diaz

    More than 60 years ago, my parents fled Cuba for the United States, seeking freedom from an oppressive regime that dictated what businesses produced and how products were priced. They knew that a country without free markets could not offer the economic prospects and individual liberties they wanted for their family. In America, they found a land of opportunity, where hard work and entrepreneurial spirit were rewarded.

  • How Trump saved his big bill by killing a Venezuela oil deal

    2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Al Diaz

    Facing a revolt from Miami Republicans, President Trump salvaged his giant spending plan in Congress late Wednesday by ensuring the death of a Chevron oil deal in Venezuela that the lawmakers lividly opposed. Why it matters: Trump’s decision was a matter of political necessity and a nod to his secretary of state, Marco Rubio — a longtime critic of Nicolas Maduro’s socialist dictatorship in Venezuela and Chevron’s oil export license that helps enrich the regime.

  • Florida bill could block communities from rebuilding stronger after hurricanes

    2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Al Diaz

    Florida communities could be blocked from rebuilding stronger after a hurricane, and more than 44,000 Floridians could see higher flood insurance costs this year if Gov. Ron DeSantis signs into law a new bill designed to help the state respond to storms.

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Al Diaz
Al Diaz @aldiazphoto
12 Oct 24

RT @joeflech: Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, a barrier island in Sarasota County ✍️ @harrisalexc & @devoun_cetoute http…

Al Diaz
Al Diaz @aldiazphoto
12 Oct 24

RT @joeflech: See the damage to beachfront community on Manasota Key after Hurricane Milton 📸 @aldiazphoto https://t.co/VkbsEPYF6K

Al Diaz
Al Diaz @aldiazphoto
10 Oct 24

RT @joeflech: Dispatch from the path that Hurricane Milton will take through Florida, from Sarasota to Orlando. ✍️w/@DavidGoodhue 📷 @aldi…