More Than 500,000 Fans Came to South Florida for the World Cup and the Impact Is Still Being Felt
The FIFA World Cup may be over, but Miami-Dade leaders say its impact on South Florida is just getting started.
The FIFA World Cup may be over, but Miami-Dade leaders say its impact on South Florida is just getting started.
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Maestro speaks with Shareese Britton-Ahorlu, author of "Hope.Morsels Little Book of Prayers".
Maestro speaks with Natalia Jaramillo Chief of External Affairs of Miami-Dade Environment. He also speaks with Desiree Robinson - Foster Parent Recruitment Specialist and Kimberly Lopez - Lead Foster Care Recruitment Specialist of the Citrus Family Care Network.
Maestro speaks with Clay Pacheco - Director of the Broward County Office of Emergency Management.