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Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez. Gov. Ron DeSantis opposes a sales-tax proposal in the Legislature, saying it will make it impossible to pass a property tax cut that he favors. Perez says the state can afford to cut both sales and property taxes and accuses the governor of sitting on the sidelines and failing to introduce a concrete plan to reduce property taxes. (Miami Herald)
