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Breitbart
Newsmax Buys Historic Miami Anti-Communist Radio Station from Soros-Linked Network
Radio industry outlets reported this weekend, and the Newsmax network confirmed on Monday, that Newsmax Radio LLC purchased two major Miami radio stations — WAQI Radio Mambí and WQBA — from Latino Media Network, an organization with ties to left-wing political entities whose purchase of the historic anti-communist stations caused an uproar in 2022.
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CBS News
Mounting condo assessments push South Florida seniors towards foreclosure
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Landmark InterContinental hotel in Miami was just sold. ‘Great real estate’
On a bright afternoon along Biscayne Bay, the glass tower that has greeted cruise passengers and convention crowds for decades looked unchanged. Inside the lobby, suitcases still rolled across polished floors and the afternoon light still fell on the water. What had changed was the ownership. The InterContinental Miami sale, reported in late October 2026, moved a landmark from one set of hands to another and reminded the city that prime hotel real estate remains a prize even when travel tastes shift.
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Barrett Media
Newsmax Acquires Radio Mambí and WQBA-AM in Miami
"We are honored to continue that tradition and ensure Radio Mambí remains a trusted source of news, information, and conversation for generations to come." The post Newsmax Acquires Radio Mambí and WQBA-AM in Miami appeared first on Barrett Media .
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Terra’s David Martin and Northwind’s Ran Eliasaf Make the Case for Business-Led Philanthropy at American Friends of NATAL’s First Miami Evening, With Cuba Gooding Jr. in the Crowd
On the oceanfront terrace of The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, two of South Florida’s most active real estate figures traded deal talk for something bigger. Terra CEO David Martin and Northwind Group founder Ran Eliasaf took the stage on November 5 for a fireside chat on what Miami’s business leaders owe their communities, with Paul Hess, Principal at BeHold Property Group, moderating.