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<p> According to a recently released federal government report, the U.S. poverty rate is at its highest level since 1987. Some 13.2 percent of Americans — 39.8 million — live in poverty. A stark figure, to be sure, but it particularly hits home because, according to the report, Hispanics were among the groups that suffered most in the last year.</p>
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<p> Hugo Chávez, el presidente de Venezuela y dictador en entrenamiento, trabaja activamente para conseguir el objetivo de su mentor Castro: destruir al capitalismo.</p>
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Por Maribel Hastings
America’s Voice
Walter, Huerta, Alonso. Son algunos nombres que han cruzado nuestra vista y nuestros corazones en las redes sociales que se han dado a la tarea de ponerle rostro a esos nombres, de humanizarlos en las diversas peticiones que han buscado frenar, a veces con éxito a veces sin él, una deportación que separa familias, interrumpe sueños y priva a este país de su mejor talento y de un mejor y brillante futuro.
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<p> El Paso was the scene this month as academics, students, journalists, community members, and a smattering of government officials from the United States, Mexico and other parts of the world gathered to analyze and debate the 40-year war on drugs. Located next door to blood-soaked Ciudad Juarez, the event took place at a time when a sense of urgency literally prevailed just outside the conference doors.</p>
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<p> En los últimos años hemos visto como se han desatado mayores desastres naturales, los cuales no nos hubiéramos imaginado: cambios de temperatura, sequias, huracanes, tsunamis, deslaves, aumento en niveles del mar, granizadas, entre otros.</p>
Frontera NorteSur Taking a cue from Argentina’s Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, Read more…
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<p> “We all have a responsibility to what is happening in our community and the world,-the so called butterfly effect-, so nothing is foreign and we are all a part of the solution” explains María Aurora Garza Hernández, executive director of the Foundation for the Protection of Children, in Tijuana.</p>