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Lawsuit challenges vote to gift prime Miami real estate for Trump’s presidential library
A lawsuit claims Miami Dade College Board violated Florida's open government law by insufficiently notifying a special meeting that transferred $67 million property to Trump's presidential library foundation.
- A Miami activist alleges that city officials violated Florida's open government law when they gifted prime real estate to the foundation for Donald Trump's future presidential library.
- The nearly 3-acre property is valued at over $67 million, according to a 2025 assessment by the Miami-Dade County property appraiser.
- The lawsuit seeks to block the land transfer, alleging insufficient notice was provided for the meeting that approved giving up the land.
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Miami (USA), Oct 8 (EFE).- A new legal lawsuit seeks to curb the gift of a Florida public land to build the official library of U.S. President Donald Trump in downtown Miami, arguing that there was no transparency in the agreement. Floridian historian Marvin Dunn filed a lawsuit in the Eleventh Circuit against Miami-Dade College Public University, which last September ceded a land of 2.63 acres (more than 4,000 square meters) next to the Freedom…
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Lawsuit challenges vote to gift prime Miami real estate for Trump's presidential library
A Miami activist alleges that city officials violated Florida’s open government law when they gifted a sizable plot of prime downtown real estate to the state, which then transferred it to the foundation for Donald Trump’s future presidential library.
Lawsuit challenges vote to gift prime Miami real estate for President Donald Trump's presidential library
A Miami activist alleges that city officials violated Florida’s open government law when they gifted a sizable plot of prime downtown real estate to the state, which then transferred it to the foundation for Donald Trump’s future presidential library.
One Miami activist claims that city officials violated Florida's open government law when they gave extensive land in the city center to the state, which later transferred it to the foundation for Donald Trump's future presidential library.
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