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What Can You Do To Resist Trump’s Agenda?

February 10, 2017 Vanny Veras Politics, Trump

I know the election of Donald Trump to the office of president of the United States has left many of you with the urgent need to step up to the plate and try to stop him. Through any means at your disposal, put obstacles in his path. If you,… Read the rest at our website.

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Repealing the Iran Nuclear Deal Puts The US In Peril

January 27, 2017 Gabriel Exposito 0 Comments Politics, Trump, Iran

In April of 2016, secretary of state John Kerry addressed MDC Honors College students at the Miami Freedom Tower, where he remarked that we must “find a diplomatic solution to the catastrophic civil war in Syria.” His efforts to broker a ceasefire in Syria were, however, partly hindered by… Read the rest at our website.

Two protesters from opposing parties arguing.

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Thousands Gather At Bayfront Park To Protest Presidential Election Results

November 19, 2016 Maria Vizcaino Bayfront Park, Politics, Donald Trump, Downtown Miami, Freedom of Speech, Protest, Anti-Trump

Nearly 5,000 people assembled at Bayfront Park, just five minutes away from Wolfson Campus, on Nov. 11 to express their disagreement with the election of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States. Trump will take office on Jan. 20, 2017. Protesters took over I-95 as… Read the rest at our website.

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How Voting In Favor Of Cannabis Can Benefit Us

November 4, 2016 Juan Lujano Cannabis, Medical, Amendment 2, Politics, Opinion, Marijuana

Marijuana, pot, and reefer are some of the most common names created throughout the years to refer to cannabis. There have been a number of local companies who have popped up out of seemingly nowhere offering never before seen cannabinoids like CBD and delta 8 THC. The word marijuana… Read the rest at our website.

Republican Marlon Montero protesting outside of the rally held by HIllary Clinton.

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Politicking For The GOP

October 18, 2016 Maria Vizcaino Voting, Vote, Election, Student Life, Republican, Rally, MDC, Politics, Clinton

Marlon Montero calls himself a surrogate of the Grand Old Party. The 18-year-old freshman political science student took a stand in this turbulent electoral season and started a new political student organization: Miami Dade College Republicans—Kendall Campus. “I’m very proud to lead a group where we all think alike… Read the rest at our website.

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Crucial Candidates

October 18, 2016 The Reporter Staff Vote, Guns, Local Elections, Florida State Legislature, Florida, Jobs, Minimum Wages, MDC, Politics

Florida State Senate District 36

René García Republican René García was born and raised in the city of Hialeah to Cuban American parents. García was elected to a two year term on the Hialeah City Council in 1997 and to a four year term in 1999. He graduated with… Read the rest at our website.

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Brazil’s Political Issues Hidden By Olympic Success

October 3, 2016 Roland Ortega Politics, Olympics, Brazil

The 2016 Rio Olympic Games have been over for five weeks now. It’s the one event where the world avoids any conflicts and troubles to truly come together and compete with pride. And in the two weeks the competition was held, the United States won the medal count by… Read the rest at our website.

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To Vote Or Not To Vote For Hillary Clinton, That Is The Question

September 9, 2016 Vanny Veras Elections, Political, Politicians, Politics, Hillary Clinton, Clinton

As a diehard Bernie Sanders supporter, it’s safe to say that finding out he wasn’t the Democratic Party nominee was nothing short of a tragedy for me. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one of Bernie’s supporters who declared themselves part of #BernieOrBust, a movement of people proclaiming… Read the rest at our website.

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The Dilemma Of Having A Different Political View From Your Family

April 1, 2016 Natalie Perez Politics

Election season is well under way and animosity is at an all time high in many households across the U.S. As a 20-year-old Cuban-American who identifies as a Democrat, I dread the political discussions that often arise at the dinner table. My family, who are all steadfast Republicans, are… Read the rest at our website.

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Young Voters Need To Go Out And Vote

April 1, 2016 Alexandra Camargo Politics, Vote, Voters

Bernie Sanders has the highest college student support rating, at 84 percent, when it comes to 17 to 29 year olds. As primary season continues, there is constant chatter each day of Sanders and his views all across the Internet. You can find countless Sanders memes, gifs, and YouTube… Read the rest at our website.

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