Getting his Minnie's worth! Ron DeSantis
seizes CONTROL of Disney's Reedy Creek
Improvement District and will force woke
firm to repay $700M debt, pay taxes and
be renamed - as he wins war against 'Corporate Kingdom'
Posted By: Imright, 2/7/2023 11:24:21 AM
Ron DeSantis has seized control of Disney's formerly self-governing district in Florida, announcing that Disney must repay $700 million in debt and begin paying taxes. In a dramatic escalation of his long-running battle against Disney, the Florida governor on Monday announced he was taking control of the Reedy Creek board. The five-member board oversees nearly 40 square miles of Florida, on which the Walt Disney World Resort is built. 'Florida is dissolving the Corporate Kingdom and beginning a new era of accountability and transparency,' DeSantis deputy press secretary told DailyMail.com in a statement. DeSantis will also rename the site, switching its name from Reedy Creek to the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District.
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