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<p> 50-million Hispanics in the USA! Faster than a speeding bullet, that’s us…</p>
<p> American Hispanics, like famous come–from-behind race horse Silky Sullivan of yesteryear, have sped past the American Black population in numbers, in economics and is rapidly catching up in educational level. By 2050, four decades from now, one in four Americans will have Hispanic backgrounds if nothing less than Hispanic grandparents.</p>
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<p> Más de 2 mil 500 ciclistas de ambos lados de la frontera participaron el pasado sábado 19 de marzo en la segunda edición del paseo familias “Pedaleando Por una Esperanza de Vida”, organizado por la Fundación Castro Limón (FCL) a beneficio de los niños con cáncer de Baja California.</p>
<p><strong>New America Media</strong></p>
<p><strong>PHOENIX</strong> – The economic shadow cast by one of Arizona’s toughest anti-immigrant laws was crucial in the defeat of five new measures aimed at undocumented immigrants.</p>
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<p> Hours before President Obama was set to land in their country, Salvadorans were listening and reading — and weighing – each statement he made before his historic arrival. From the crowded, tin-roofed shantytowns of Soyapango – one of the most densely populated areas in the hemisphere – to the gigantic gated mansions of the Escalon district in San Salvador, Obama’s words seemed to gain weight with each minute leading up to the arrival of Air Force One.</p>