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2 weeks ago | 
miamiherald.com | Daniel A. Varela
A federal judge in San Francisco rebuffed the Trump administration again in a major immigration case on Friday, saying he is sticking to his decision to stop the government’s revocation of deportation protections this month for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans in Florida and other states. U.S. District Judge Edward M.
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1 month ago | 
miamiherald.com | Daniel A. Varela
Two young ladies share a laugh as they are followed by a mime at the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition D.A. Varela [email protected] The Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, The Youth Fair, is back for its 73rd year. Florida’s largest carnival and a Miami staple, the fair will run for 21 days from March 13 through April 6 at the fairgrounds in University Park. This year’s theme, “Retro Rewind,” invites everyone to step back in time with nostalgic entertainment.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Daniel A. Varela
The Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition, The Youth Fair, is back for its 73rd year. Florida’s largest carnival and a Miami staple, the fair will run for 21 days from March 13 through April 6 at the fairgrounds in University Park. This year’s theme, “Retro Rewind,” invites everyone to step back in time with nostalgic entertainment. The Fair offers a large variety of rides, food, games, performances, agricultural and academic exhibits and shopping.
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2 months ago | 
elnuevoherald.com | Daniel A. Varela
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
miamiherald.com | Daniel A. Varela |Amanda Rosa
Art Miami and its sister fairs Context and Aqua Art Miami are featuring over 300 galleries from 24 countries representing about 1,200 artists. Dealers have saved “their best” for Art Miami and collectors and interior designers seem more eager to make purchases post-election, said Nick Korniloff, director of Art Miami / CONTEXT. Global politics, big presidential elections and high interest rates affect lending and buyers’ decision-making.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Daniel A. Varela |Amanda Rosa
Art Miami and its sister fairs Context and Aqua Art Miami are featuring over 300 galleries from 24 countries representing about 1,200 artists. Dealers have saved “their best” for Art Miami and collectors and interior designers seem more eager to make purchases post-election, said Nick Korniloff, director of Art Miami / CONTEXT. Global politics, big presidential elections and high interest rates affect lending and buyers’ decision-making.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
miamiherald.com | Daniel A. Varela |Jane Wooldridge
UNTITLED founder Jeff Lawson said that artists and gallerists are optimistic for this year’s fair. “While the market in general has been down over the last year, we’re seeing it starting to pick up,” he said. He’s so optimistic, in fact, that he has announced the 2025 launch of an additional UNTITLED fair in Houston. As for UNTITLED Miami, which launched in 2012, “There is a collector base continuing to build here as the city grows,” he said.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Daniel A. Varela |Jane Wooldridge
UNTITLED founder Jeff Lawson said that artists and gallerists are optimistic for this year’s fair. “While the market in general has been down over the last year, we’re seeing it starting to pick up,” he said. He’s so optimistic, in fact, that he has announced the 2025 launch of an additional UNTITLED fair in Houston. As for UNTITLED Miami, which launched in 2012, “There is a collector base continuing to build here as the city grows,” he said.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
miamiherald.com | Daniel A. Varela
The local Haitian Community gathered at the Joe Celestin Center in North Miami to celebrate the 18th Annual Haitian Community Thanksgiving Brunch, hosted by The Schulz Foundation. As part of the festivities guests enjoyed music, prayers and song as well as other live performances along with Turkey with all the traditional trimmings in two locations in Miami-Dade County, the Joe Celestin Center in North Miami and the Phicol Williams Community Center in Homestead.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
infobae.com | Daniel A. Varela
Las generaciones más jóvenes, caracterizadas por su dominio de la tecnología y un fuerte sentido de autenticidad, serán quienes determinen al ganador de las próximas elecciones en Perú. En 2026, Millennials y Centennials conformarán uno de los grupos más grandes de votantes, y exigirán campañas políticas que hablen su idioma. Para los partidos políticos y candidatos, entender sus valores, medios de comunicación preferidos y la necesidad de una comunicación genuina será clave para ganar su voto.
