Today is Tuesday March 21 and these are the main news of the day:
1. Catcher Iván Prieto, from the Cuban team that participated in the World Baseball Classic in Miami, did not board the plane that took his team to Havana, according to reports from various media and specialized journalists. Prieto, 26, was not the starting catcher for the Cuban team, but came as part of the Cuban team’s coaching staff.
2. From very early on the outskirts of Mar-a-Lago, the residence of former President Donald Trump in Palm Beach, vehicles with flags were observed in support of the investigation by a court in New York for an alleged secret payment to a porn star Made by the former president. This morning we know that the next step in this case could take place tomorrow, Wednesday, but for today the demonstrations in support of Trump are expected to increase.
3. In a 4-3 vote, Miami Beach commissioners voted not to extend the curfew that had been imposed Sunday night and ended Monday morning in response to the two deadly shootings that occurred during the weekend of this spring break at the beach. However, the panel of commissioners decided, as it did last year, to force liquor outlets in the South Beach area to close by 6 p.m.
4. A former Palmetto High School teacher, who was found guilty of having sex with an underage student, will spend 20 years behind bars and 10 years of probation. His wife said that he was innocent and that he has been innocent from the beginning. This sentence against former teacher Jason Meyers comes 7 years after his arrest.
5. This weekend the long-awaited Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami, which this year will feature several stages and the best DJs from around the world. Bayfront Park will once again be the setting for this great event that attracts thousands of spectators every year and this time it will take place from Friday, March 24 to Sunday, March 26. Ticket prices range from $349 to $1,499.
