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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mucho se ha hablado sobre la problemática del tiempo de cruce en la frontera, sobre cómo afecta a los empresarios de San Ysidro, como se ha dejado la&nbsp; calle Revolución medio vacía y esto aunado a la inseguridad ha afectado al sector médico, a&nbsp; la maquila e incluso al medio ambiente.</p>

Friday 14 May 2010

by: Eugene Robinson, Op-Ed

Washington – At least we don’t have to pretend anymore. Arizona’s passing of that mean-spirited new immigration law wasn’t about high-minded principle or the need to maintain public order. Apparently, it was all about putting Latinos in their place.

Follow this link for the full story:  http://www.truthout.org/eugene-robinson-outlawing-lantinos-heritage59483

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Five years after leaving my hometown of Upper Marlboro, Md., I returned to my elementary school to speak about being an Olympian.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; Everyone knew I’d helped the United States speed skating team win a bronze medal in the 5000-meter relay. But there’s another important part of my story I don’t always talk about: I’m a Korean immigrant who grew up in the U.S. without immigration documents.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; This month marks the 50th&nbsp;anniversary of the approval of the birth control pill by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1960. As even golden anniversaries go, this is a big one. The pill literally changed everything for women. This anniversary should both stir memories of changes big and small and spark action to ensure that every woman who wishes to do so, benefits from the pill and other forms of birth control.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; El gobernador, Arnold Schwarzenegger, ha firmado una ley que ayudará a personas que van a comprar nuevas casas o&nbsp; a personas que son primeros compradores de casas. El gobernador firmó esta medida para ayudar a algunas personas a comprar su casa, para estimular la economía y para crear trabajos.</p>