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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; La situación política en Egipto ha puesto en jaque a la Administración Obama.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Cuando los hechos empezaron a caldearse, el presidente Obama mantuvo una compostura política conservadora. Tanto él como su equipo de gobierno quisieron analizar el tono del movimiento civil antes de tomar una decisión que pudiera tener consecuencias negativas en las relaciones internacionales con este país y la región musulmana.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Sometimes the most important lessons learned at school don’t come from a classroom.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; They come from how a school reacts to ugly incidents of bias and prejudice. When a principal learns that nasty slurs are being used in the school or that students are being bullied because of their race or ethnicity, it can be tempting to deny it.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; It can be tempting to resort to the old refrain, “That doesn’t happen at our school.”</p>

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1211 Entertainment succeeds with theatrical premiere of “Down for Life” in Rio Grande Valley with 6K per screen average

By Marie Ramirez

   1211 Entertainment, the production company founded by filmmaker Frank Aragon, which produced the independent Latina gang movie, reports that their feature DOWN FOR LIFE is averaging $6,000 per screen in 5 theaters in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas for the past two weeks.

   Brian Fox of B.D. Fox and associates is distributing the film.