México del Norte
Por Jorge Mújica Murias
“La locura”, decía Albert Einstein “es hacer lo mismo una y otra vez y esperar resultados diferentes”. Según eso, el Senado de Estados unidos está completamente loco.
Y es que no había modo. La votación sobre el DREAM Act en el Senado hace una semana estaba destinada a fallar. Por novena ocasión, el Senado hizo lo mismo y esperó un resultado diferente.
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<p> Con el fin de tener éxito, las organizaciones sin fines de lucro deben ser administradas de manera similar a una empresa, según el líder de una importante agencia de servicios humanos en San Diego.</p>
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<p> Having been born a year after the Civil Rights Act was signed, I’m disheartened that resegregation of our schools is now an established fact.</p>
<p> In the 2006-07 school year, more than 50 years after the Supreme Court’s landmark desegregation case, Brown v. Board of Education, approximately 40 percent of black and Latino students attended schools that were 90 to 100 percent minority.</p>
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<p> As Sacramento prepares to inaugurate Governor-elect Jerry Brown next month, much of the focus has been on the state’s looming budget deficit and how the legislature and Brown plan to bridge that gap. </p>
<p> For years now, Californians have been told that we must choose between cutting public services and public service employees or budget armageddon.</p>
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<p> Last weekend the Senate failed to pass the DREAM Act. It would have provided a path to citizenship for thousands of undocumented, foreign born American youth who have successfully graduated from U.S. high schools and wanted to either go to college or serve in the military.</p>