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Organized by Doral Family Journal and MDC-West, the gathering brought together a panel of experts to discuss how to navigate systemic challenges and build sustainable leadership frameworks.

In recognition of Women’s Month, we honor the leaders whose dedication and compassion strengthen and transform our community. Among them is Soraya Rivera Moya, who has devoted more than three decades to Ronald McDonald House Charities.

The reopening of Venezuela after years of isolation represents a paradigm shift for the region and, especially, for the United States. Beyond the traditional view of “Venezuela equals oil,” economists Jiménez and Acosta Fragachán propose a scenario where strategic resources, industrial compatibility, and financial restructuring will dictate the pace of this new economic relationship.

With the goal of turning New Year’s resolutions into lasting healthy habits for the entire family, the city of Doral’s parks and recreation department is offering a variety of activities, programs and spaces designed to promote physical activity and overall well-being.

It is with great joy that we announce that Archbishop Thomas Wenski has just elevated the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Doral to the status of a Shrine

This 2025 has been a year of change and learning for many families. A year that has taught us to adapt, to be resilient, and to seek strength even when circumstances become uncertain or challenging. However, every story we have had the privilege of hearing…

The economy in the United States is undergoing a period of transformation. While households and businesses face uncertainty and feel the impact of inflation, capital markets are booming, especially investments related to the expansion of Artificial Intelligence.

We live life with the pedal to the metal, always glancing at the clock, feeling like life is slipping through our fingers without allowing ourselves a moment to stop and breathe. In this daily race,

According to the American Cancer Society, more than 316,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer in women and approximately 42,000 deaths are expected nationwide in 2025.

Having health insurance is not a luxury but a need, and as the enrollment period approaches families, seniors and caregivers will be facing changes that will have great impact. Rising premiums, expanded benefits, and stricter eligibility requirements make essential