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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; El pronunciamiento del presidente Barack Obama fue emotivo, bastante claro; su retórica se inclinó hacia el centro y hacia aquellas personas que, en el momento de las elecciones, tienen un peso político significativo.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Está muy claro que la meta principal del Presidente en la deliberación del Estado de la Unión, aunque no lo dijo explícitamente, fue posicionarse como candidato presidencial en 2012.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Yesterday, while I was having dinner with some friends, one of them got a call on his cell phone from another friend, saying that his father had been kidnapped and murdered in the state of Guerrero…</p>

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<p><strong>&nbsp;&nbsp; : A few years ago, I moved to Tucson. In said city, I noticed that there were little piles of stuff accumulated on the medians of the main roads. It looks like what was Dia de la Muertos paraphernalia—I’m not so gringo as to not know what’s up. These little piles of beads—sometimes piles big enough to have bikes—are obviously memorials to deceased family and friends. My question is this: Why the need to litter the medians or roadsides?</strong></p>