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<p>El martes 25 de agosto, durante una conferencia de prensa en Iowa, el pre-candidato Republicano Donald Trump hizo echar al reportero y presentador de noticias de Univisión, Jorge Ramos, cuando éste quiso cuestionar las propuestas migratorias de Trump.</p>
<p>Después Ramos se reintegró a la conferencia de prensa y se enfrascó en un debate sobre el tema con el pre-candidato, ya famoso por sus bravatas y su arrogancia.</p>

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<strong>President Committee on Chicano Rights (CCR)</strong></p>
<p>Long forgotten by US history and barely remembered by many (even in the Chicano community) is the historical 45th anniversary of the August 29, 1970 Chicano Moratorium against the War in Vietnam. The Moratorium held in Los Angeles, California was one of the most seminal historical events for Chicanos in the US since the end of the US/Mexico War of 1848.</p>

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<p>On August 26th, 1920, the amendment guaranteeing the right to vote for women officially became part of the U.S. Constitution.</p>
<p>The anniversary of this historic achievement deserves recognition, celebration, and a huge “thank you” to those brave women who faced beatings, starvation, torture and false imprisonment so that women today might have the privilege of casting a ballot. It is ninety-five years later and unfortunately, equality continues to elude many women.</p>

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<p>Our nation’s continued recovery from the worst recession in generations has given us a lot to celebrate. We saw over 3 million jobs created in 2014, the best year since the end of the Clinton Administration. We’re experiencing the longest streak of private sector job growth on record. Our businesses created more than 200,000 jobs in fifteen of the past seventeen months — the first time that has happened since 1995. In 2009, there were seven job seekers for every open job. Today there are fewer than two.</p>