Tony Garcia and other activists hoping to preserve buildings in Miami’s East Little Havana some dating from the Great Depression era aren’t waiting for the local government to jump-start change.
“At this point I don’t expect very much from the city as far as leadership with regard to historic preservation,” said Garcia, part of a growing movement pushing to make East Little Havana a historic district. “I don’t see any leadership there. This is something that will need to be generated on the business side.”
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