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<p>&nbsp;Celebrating Mexican Independence Day on Sept. 16 is an old American tradition, one that stretches back nearly two centuries, including during the American Civil War. During that terrible period, two sister republics—Mexico and the United States—were fighting for their very survival. The idea of a democratic government, one that derived its legitimacy from the will of the people, was under fire. Crowned heads, claiming legitimacy from divinity rather than the ballot box, ruled most of the world.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Más de mil líderes comunitarios, patrocinadores y mandatarios de San Diego se preparan junto con Centros de Salud para la Familia de San Diego (Family Health Centers of San Diego) para celebrar la exitosa culminación del magno proyecto de expansión del Centro de Salud de Logan Heights.</p>

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<p>Commentary:<br>
The Progressive</p>
<p>&nbsp;My favorite rightwing nuts are the parents who kept their kids home Tuesday so they wouldn’t have to hear the President of the United States give a speech urging them to stay in school. I’m surprised there wasn’t a Republican speech in response, extolling the virtues of truancy.</p>

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&nbsp;La derecha norteamericana ha estado diciendo que Barack Obama tiene “inclinación” socialista. La izquierda en América Latina cree que el presidente norteamericano no hace más que defender los intereses del gran capital de su país, tal como lo hicieron sus antecesores. Ultra-conservadores y reaccionarios creen que Obama no quiere a los anglosajones.</p>