After nearly a decade in office, on Thursday night October 11th, Doral Mayor, Juan Carlos Bermudez offered his last State of the City Address, assuring from the beginning, “Certainly, without my faith in the Lord I do not think I would have been able to survive these years…”
Read MoreThe countdown to the local elections is in full swing and we talked to JC about faith, family, values, homeland, achievements, struggles and desires. We talked about civility and commitment. We talked about the adventure that was to build institutions and the imminence of leaving others in charge. That is democracy: alternation and opportunities. Some people dream, others build and some more continue the work.
Read MoreIf the general election were held today, who would win? National City of Doral
Read MoreThe Miami-Dade County Elections Department will conduct a comprehensive examination of its voting equipment in preparation for the upcoming November 6, 2012 General Election. As is customary prior to every election, the Elections Department will extensively test its equipment by replicating Election Day conditions.
Read MoreIt is critical that your voice be part of this historic power. From education to healthcare, immigration, issues to new business opportunities, your vote will determine the quality of your life, and your children’s opportunities.
Read MoreIn 2012, we are facing a potential political crisis in the City of Doral with the exodus of three (3) City Council members and the departure of Mayor Juan Carlos Bermudez after completing his term limit and unable to run again.
Read MoreCandidate for Mayor of Doral. The “grateful son of political exiles; a strong believer, currently living the American Dream; a good father, dedicated to God and the Community”, Frank Bolaños has a long history of successful and honest service and civic activity.
Read MoreCandidate for Mayor of Doral. He is a man of faith and family values. Businessman and Motivational Speaker, he currently serves as Councilman and is a Former Vice Mayor of the City of Doral. Respectful, serious, with a strong and keen personality, service to others is something that is very important to him and has always been the center of his life.
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Born to a family of hard working Italian immigrants, Luigi Boria learned early in life that triumph does not always come easy; that you have to work hard to achieve your dreams and that with faith, values and desire all obstacles can be defeated.
Candidate for Doral City Council / Seat #1. Wife, mother, responsible citizen; politician committed to public service. Sandra Ruiz has a strong personality. Intelligent and outspoken, she has profound knowledge of the city and the community she has served before and is willing to continue serving in the upcoming years as Councilwoman. Her eyes sparkle at with the idea of having the opportunity to move forward with the projects and ideas she has for the city she calls home: Doral.
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