Wednesday's Daily Pulse

› Emerging Cuba worries Caribbean [Miami Herald]
As its relationship with the United States develops, Cuba potentially poses competition for the rest of the region in tourism, trade and investment.

› Federal court halts firm's false sales claims to ADT customers [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]
A U.S. District Court in Dallas granted Boca Raton security firm ADT's request for a preliminary injunction prohibiting a Tuscon, Ariz. alarm dealer and its sales agents from making false sales claims to ADT customers.

› Florida House: Use conservation money on Everglades [AP]
The Florida House wants to dedicate as much as $200 million a year on projects to help restore the state’s fabled Everglades. House Republicans on Tuesday announced their “Legacy Florida” initiative.

› Private prison health care in doubt as contract with Florida collapses [Times/Herald]
After two years of complaints about health care in Florida's prisons, the private company that has been responsible for the largest share of inmate care — Corizon Health — decided not to renew its $1.1 billion contract with the state.

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