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<p> The high school wrestling season won’t began again until November, but that is no excuse for Olympian High’s two-time Masters wrestler, Victor Viesca to start goofing off. Instead you will find Viesca most Tuesday’s working out on the weights, on the mat or both.</p>
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<p> Hace unos meses, Kiera Murphy, de 16 años, visitó la página de My Space de una compañera de su equipo de fútbol y leyó algunos comentarios inapropiados hechos por su amiga sobre sí misma.</p>
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<p> Robert Rosas, agente de la patrulla fronteriza de 30 años de edad y padre de dos hijos, asignado al área de Tecate murió la noche del jueves 23 de julio en una zona montañosa de El Campo, herido de bala.</p>
Frontera NorteSur Although it evades the sensational headlines of the drug war, Read more…
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<p> Ayer me cayó un e-mail, el forward del forward del forward de un par de centenares de personas, advirtiendo sobre una campaña de la derecha que consiste en reunir firmas para enviárselas al presidente Barack Obama oponiéndose a que se le de acceso a los beneficios del Seguro Social a los inmigrantes indocumentados, “tal como lo votó el Senado esta semana”.</p>
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<p> Amid budget cuts to public education, there were at least some good news when the two major school districts in the South Bay began classes on Monday, July 27.</p>
<p> Both the Sweetwater Union High School District and the Chula Vista Elementary School District, which between the two have about 70,000 students, didn’t lay-off any full-time regular teachers for the 2009-2010 academic year.</p>
New America Media, Commentary, David Pacheco
Editor’s Note: Lack of health insurance is a growing problem for older Americans, and for Latinos it is especially serious. By 2050, Latinos will make up a quarter of all Americans aged 50 to 69, a reason for them to become more vocal and active participants in the health care reform debate now occurring in Congress, says AARP’s David Pacheco.