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This week on the South Florida Roundup, WLRN’s Tim Padgett led a discussion about the latest happenings in Miami’s government, examined why a Miami-Dade public school removed books from the shelves for elementary students (18:40) and whether Russia’s footprint is about to get bigger in Cuba (34:54).

Raegan Miller said local school officials' process to remove Amanda Gorman's poem, along with several books, lacked transparency and amounted to censorship.

Cuban genealogy is experiencing unprecedented interest among Cuban-Americans who want to connect with the island — and Cubans who want to leave it.

The migrant parole program President Biden introduced this year remains popular in the countries it was intended to help — but the U.S. border crisis suggests Venezuelan migrants are suddenly having unexpected trouble taking advantage of it.

As Title 42, the pandemic-era policy that expelled migrants who arrived at the border was lifted, a bill cracking down on undocumented immigrants was passed.

As Title 42, the pandemic-era policy that expelled migrants who arrived at the border was lifted, a bill cracking down on undocumented immigrants was passed.

Hialeah Mayor Steve Bovo defends the economic basis of the move, while a Brownsville community leader tells WLRN residents are upset by the potential plan to carve up the neighborhood.

WLRN News took home 14 wins and four finalist honors in the statewide Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists awards for journalism produced in 2022.

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For more than a century now, Venezuela and Guyana have been locked in an angry dispute over their border. On Thursday, an international court made a key ruling in Guyana’s favor — with lots of oil at stake.