False promises, fallen leaders for Miami's neediest district
As the latest in a string of politicos in Miami's most impoverished district fights prosecution, residents wonder if the recent area investment will continue.
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More than a month after Michael Brewer was attacked and set afire, donations continue to pour in for him and his family. And then there are his followers on Facebook -- more than 3,500 of them.
As the latest in a string of politicos in Miami's most impoverished district fights prosecution, residents wonder if the recent area investment will continue.
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