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Wilfredo Lee/APHe said the effort "is not going to help the people of Cuba realize freedom.”
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Facebook / Gov. Ron DeSantisThis additional funding toward the nursing industry comes after the pandemic revealed a nationwide shortage of nurses, including in Florida.
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Judge Layne Smith sided with voting-rights groups that requested he lift the stay.
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Only a fraction of the state's cemeteries have been officially located and documented.
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It's punishable by 60 days in jail and fines up to $500.
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DeSantis did not provide details of changes he expects lawmakers to pass during the special session, which begins May 23.
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