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<p>Yo si apoyo que el cardenal Roger Mahony vaya a Roma y ejerza su derecho en el cónclave del Vaticano, y que vote por el nuevo pontífice, aquel que calzará las sandalias del pescador.</p>
<p>No comparto la visión de los activistas que han reunido las diez mil firmas para pedirle al exarzobispo de Los Ángeles que se abstenga de participar en la elección del sucesor Pedro, tal como le corresponde.</p>

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<p>There was something almost reassuring in hearing the Beatles’ “All You Need is Love” rising from the bus sound system as the driver lumbered into what has now been tagged as the world’s second most murderous city. Indeed, the sounds and images of the Fab Four kept surfacing in the sea of red roses, balloons and “I Love You” messages in English that innundated Acapulco, Mexico, during “The Month of Love.”</p>

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<p>When I was a kid – many years ago – Mexicans rarely played Mexicans in the movies. Anyone with black hair and a phony accent could do the job – actors were generally white – some good and some bad.</p>
<p>In a way, this is still happening. Regardless of how un-Mexican the accent of an actor, all Latinos are Mexicans to white people who would probably be offended to see an Englishman play an American with an British accent.</p>