GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: We begin in Miami, where Cuban exiles are holding another rally in Little Havana. Once again, it is sparked by anger. CNN's Mark Potter is there -- Mark.</s>MARK POTTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well there was a large and largely peaceful, in fact fully peaceful, crowd here in Miami's Little Havana. This group here to protest the government's handling of the Elian Gonzalez case. As we pan off here, you can see the speakers' platform, the large crowd in front waving Cuban and American flags. There are even people perched on buildings along the way. Now thousands, if not tens of thousands, of Cuban-Americans are stretched over an 18-block area on Calle Ocho, or Southwest 8th Street. The theme of this gathering is justice for Elian, liberty for Cuba. Among the officials here today, Miami Mayor Joe Carollo, who has been at the heart of a political controversy. He was a strong supporter of Elian's Miami relatives. Two days ago, he fired the Miami city manager. Yesterday, the Miami police chief retired and blamed the mayor. He said that he was a divisive and destructive element in a troubled town. There was also a couple of counter demonstrations here in the South Dade area, one a pro-government rally. There was a sign that said "Janet Reno for president." In Coconut Grove, a small group has gathered calling for the ouster of Mayor Carollo. But this is the big rally here, thousands of people along Calle Ocho. This is expected to last for several hours. Gene, back to you.</s>RANDALL: Mark Potter in Miami, thank you, Mark.
Tens of Thousands Protest Peacefully Over Elian