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Miami misled investors over city’s financial health.

“We keep paying for the sins of the past.” - Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado.
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July 25, 2012 10:49 pm

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The SEC investigation that is wrapping up dates back to 2009, when The Miami Herald found that city financial officials had moved $26.4 million from the capital budget into the general fund. The move gave the appearance of a balanced budget immediately before a bond issue needed to finance improvements to city streets and sidewalks.

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Miami misled investors over city’s financial health.

“We keep paying for the sins of the past.” - Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado. (Image credit: hr.fiu.edu) Click for larger image.

Category: Miami Tags: Worthless Bonds and we don't mean Barry

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“We keep paying for the sins of the past.” - Miami Mayor Tomás Regalado.
(Image credit: hr.fiu.edu)
Click for larger image.

Category: Miami
Tags: Worthless Bonds and we don't mean Barry