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<p>El segundo nombre de Aida Castañeda es Cuahutli, que en náhuatl, el idioma de los aztecas, significa “águila que vuela”.</p>
<p>Ese nombre en verdad refleja la vida de Castañeda: a sus 24 años, ha logrado muchas cosas, pero su futuro se mira aun más prometedor, volando como un águila fuerte y llena de orgullo.</p>
<p>“Mi papá quería que todos nosotros tuviéramos conexiones fuertes con nuestras raíces mexicanas”, dijo.</p>

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<p>Largely overlooked by the U.S. media, California Governor Jerry Brown’s recent mission to Mexico may have recast the future of U.S.-Mexico relationships in a bigger way than any other U.S. leader has achieved in contemporary times.</p>

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Editorial:

As we watch the daily news of the protest and police reaction to the protestors in Ferguson, Missouri, it has become crystal clear that despite the general understanding that we live in the land of the free, the police killing and their response has once again proven that many of us are not free.

Commentary:
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson
New America Media

Attorney General Eric Holder has a compelling federal case in the Michael Brown killing if he decides to bring civil rights charges against Ferguson, Missouri cop, Darren Wilson.

Higher Ed for Chula Vista?