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  Nicolás Maduro's Personal Brujo Lives in Miami, Charges $90,000 Per Consultation

  July 29 at 9 a.m.

  When he's not busy speeding up the slow-motion collapse of what was once South America's wealthiest nation, Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro enjoys engaging in the occult and esoteric. The dictator's penchant for the supernatural is one of the worst-kept secrets in Caracas, though his regime maintains he's a faithful Christian.

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  Sweet Liberty Celebrates John Lermayer Day With Bar Pop-Ups and Music

  June 19 at 9:30 a.m.

  This past June 6 marked the first anniversary of the passing of John Lermayer, but Miami can remember the charismatic bartender this weekend with John Lermayer Day.

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  Aboard His Boat, Miami Boat Show’s Director Dishes on the 2019 Event

  February 14 at 8 a.m.

  This year's spectacle features more than 1,400 boats, an all-new conservation village, and chances galore to try out a new boat.

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  The Faces of the Miami New Times People Issue 2018

  Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 4:36 p.m.

  The ninth edition of Miami New Times' People issue will dunk you in the water with the mermaid MeduSirena, fly you to a rooftop with Miami Marlins top prospect Lewis Brinson, and then drop you on the street with one of the city's most beautiful women, Gabriella Katia, and her two pet macaques. These are people you'll want to get to know.

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  Zoo Miami's Ron Magill Is a Friend to Fauna

  Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 8 a.m.

  He became the face of Zoo Miami entirely by accident. A passionate, lifelong animal lover, Ron Magill was the assistant curator of reptiles the day in 1986 when the zoo was hosting a news conference about endangered crocodiles born in captivity. It was an extremely rare, exciting moment, but you...

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  Valerie Navarrete Is on a Mission to End Homelessness, One Person at a Time

  Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 8 a.m.

  By trade, Valerie Navarrete is a Miami Beach real-estate agent with Keller Williams. But she is most passionate about helping the homeless. As far back as she can remember, seeing homeless people always made Valerie Navarrete feel deeply distressed. Growing up in São Paulo, Brazil, she couldn't comprehend how, as...