Daniel Rivero is a Freelance Writer known for his insightful coverage of law and legal affairs, education, and regional interest stories. He frequently explores themes such as civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social issues, often focusing on the intersection of education and litigation. Daniel's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Miami Times, INC., and the Miami Herald, among others.
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Daniel Rivero's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Miami, Florida. He also covers real estate industry news. His articles are often based on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and expert commentaries.
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By: Daniel Rivero
In the first year of Amendment 3 being in effect, fire and ambulance services in the Lower Keys would have an estimated shortfall of $430,287. The following year it would rise to $606,572, according to a presentation given by the country's budget director.
By: Daniel Rivero
The school's move to enforce a ban on "expressive activities" indoors move has drawn condemnation from free speech organizations, arguing the policy violates protected free speech activity.
By: Daniel Rivero
Seven FIU students scored a major free speech victory over their university, days before the start of the Fall Semester.
By: Daniel Rivero
In a sharp rebuke to Florida International University, a federal judge has ruled that the school likely violated the First Amendment rights of
By: Daniel Rivero
The FIU president laughed as the silent protest was underway. Then came the disciplinary action. Then the lawsuit.
By: Daniel Rivero
It was a Friday the 13th and something was bound to go wrong. The president of Florida International University, Jeanette Nuñez, was set to
By: Daniel Rivero, Joshua Ceballos
Miami-Dade County held its first public budget hearing Thursday, facing major recurring shortfalls that could mean cuts to services and increased fees.
By: Daniel Rivero, Joshua Ceballos
Miami-Dade County is once again facing major financial hurdles this budget season — with recurring revenue shortfalls, increased costs and a looming threat of Amendment 3 property tax cuts leading
By: Daniel Rivero
The congresswoman said she would not return money to a communist agent.
By: Daniel Rivero
Much of the hijackers’ lives in South Florida was revealed shortly after the terror attacks. As years went on, journalist Dan Christensen stayed on the case, unearthing evidence and leads that had been left out of the official 9/11 Commission Report. He tells WLRN there is still much to learn.
