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<p>Mateo Camarillo moved to San Diego from his native Tijuana as a little boy. Since then, he has become one of San Diego’s most active Chicano activists and entrepreneurs.</p>
<p>His life is a perfect balance of social activism and business entrepreneurship, something he said he has been able to accomplish thanks to his ability to work well with others.</p>
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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>