UPDATE – More substantial coverage from AP via Washington Post.
UPDATE – AP via New York Times Debate Coverage
Miami Herald Pre-Debate Article
UPDATE – According to The Washington Times:
“Are we going to have audio?”
“Vamos a tener audio?”Reporters who didn’t speak Spanish were already anxious about the translation devices that didn’t quite fit in our ears. (Porque soy de California, yo hablo un poquito Espanol.)
But 90 seconds before the forum began tonight, the Media Room had no sound – not in Spanish, English or French. Nada.
Spanish- and English-speaking reporters in the room erupted in a panic, sending University of Miami staff scrambling to try and fix the feed. What most reporters heard for the first 16 minutes of the debate was static – both from the closed television feed and from the translation device. … (MORE)
You can watch it HERE
They are at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. I understand enough to know that the candidates are being asked about Cuba and Fidel Castro.
I’m not seeing live-blogging.