DeSantis proposes $25 million to repair Miami’s Freedom Tower

Florida – The Florida governor made an announcement impacting a landmark important to Cuban Americans.
On Monday, supporters met again outside Miami’s Freedom Tower, where chants of “Libertad” and “Patria y Vida” could be heard.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez, during the demonstration, Monday announced a proposed investment to preserve the Freedom Tower.
“We will be providing a $25 million investment in the Freedom Tower to preserve this monument for future generations,” DeSantis said.
According to DeSantis, the investment would make structural repairs and repairs to the building, including making it accessible for people with disabilities and redesigning the exhibits so they are more engaging for people of all ages. He said he’s confident legislators will approve the proposal.
This comes as people took to the streets and waterways to rally in solidarity with the people of Cuba and their fight for freedom.
“Miami Dade College stands with our community and stands with the Cuban people. Patria y Vida.” said Miami Dade College President Madeline Pumariega.
FIU also tweeted a photo with the Cuban flag, saying, “FIU stands with the Cuban people and their families today and every day.”