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Puerto Rican Summit 2023 The Summit is organized by Dynamic Community Development Corporation (CDC) a 501©3 tax-exempt community-based organization (CBO).

🌟 Join us at the highly anticipated 2023 Annual Puerto Rican Summit in Orlando, where we'll shape 'A Vision for the Future' together. 🇵🇷✨

📅 Save the Date: June 14-16
📍 DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at SeaWorld.
10100 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32821

🎯Embrace this incredible opportunity to engage with panelists, authorities, leaders, and fellow community members as we discuss and envision a brighter future for our beloved Puerto Rico and Florida.

Here's why you won't want to miss our event:

🔥 Inspiring Forum: 'Women as Entrepreneur, Community, and Government Leaders' Dive into stimulating conversations led by industry pioneers, influential leaders, and key speakers.

🤝 Business Matchmaking by Appointment: Connect in private with like-minded individuals, establish meaningful connections, and foster collaborations that will drive positive change.

💡 Summit Workshops and Networking Opportunities: From entrepreneurship and leadership development to community-driven initiatives, you'll leave inspired and ready to take action.

🎟️ Secure Your Ticket: Don't miss out on this transformative experience! Today, visit our website -puertoricansummit.com- to secure your spot at the 2023 Annual Puerto Rican Summit in Orlando.

Let's make this year's summit an unforgettable stepping stone toward our collective goals! 🌍🇵🇷

Junto a nuestro lider comunitario en central Florida Jose Bosque, de visita en mi hogar y recibiendo su Nueva acquisition para su coleccion.

Veterans find housing, jobs and medical help in Orlando’s Parramore community Dozens of veterans, many who said they’re facing homelessness, came out Wednesday to a resource event in Orlando’s Parramore community that provided housing help, job workshops, medical assistance and so much more.

Rep. Daisy Morales, Florida Lawmakers Pass $112 Billion Budget, the State's Biggest Ever

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (FNC) - State Representative Daisy Morales of Orlando looked on in the House Chamber as she and Florida lawmakers voted to pass a record $112 billion budget--the State's biggest budget ever--on Monday, the last day of the 2022 Legislative Session.

Budget Highlights:

- $3.47 billion in federal stimulus
- $1 billion to raise state worker pay
- Monthlong gas tax holiday in October
- $115 million for repairs to the state capitol complex
- $800 million to increase teacher salaries

Republican Rep. Anthony Sabatini of Howey and the Hills, Democratic Rep. Michael Grieco of Miami Beach, and Democratic Rep. Dotie Joseph of North Miami Beach voted against the budget in the House. Six senators did not vote on the budget.

Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, who has line-item veto authority, has the final say over how much spending is approved unless his vetoes are overturned by a two-thirds majority vote.

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