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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Los caballos siempre han sido una parte importante en la vida de Joel Rosario, hasta en la beisbolera isla dominicana, de donde han salido muchas glorias del diamante.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Pero este dominicano no duda un momento de su vocación como jinete, disciplina a la cual se dedica desde finales de la década de los años noventa. Cuando crecía a las afueras de Santo Domingo, supo que los caballos eran para divertirse y transportarse.</p>

Guest Editorial:
By Aaron Glantz
The Progresssive Media Project

Insurance companies should not be allowed to cheat the families of dead American soldiers and Marines.

   But that’s what Prudential is accused of: siphoning off hundreds of millions of dollars in interest on service members’ life insurance policies.

   Rather than paying a lump sum to survivors when a policyholder dies, Prudential has been keeping the money in its own accounts, issuing checks to the beneficiaries that draw on those funds.

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Would Jerry Brown, the one-time Jesuit seminarian, rather be right than be elected?</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; As an election nears, we always hear increasingly extreme rhetoric from the Republican Party on immigration. But this time around, their fire has turned on the most vulnerable among us; the children. This shameful tactic, which is designed to fire up their most angry anti-immigrant supporters, is not even focused on immigrant children, but rather the American citizen children of immigrants. It is wrong, and it must end.</p>