Commentary:
By Andrew Kordik

For readers of history, it was not shocking when the Arizona Department of Education decided to close Tucson’s Mexican-American Studies program. In a debate on the popular news program Democracy Now!, Superintendent John Huppenthal defended his position, saying, “I want to make sure these students aren’t being indoctrinated . . . what we want to do is create a society in which everybody is working for a better tomorrow, not working to get even.”

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<strong>America’s Voice&nbsp;</strong></p>
<p align="justify">MIAMI <span style="font-size: small;"><span style="font-size: small;">– Ambas campañas prometieron una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo y sin perder tiempo, los precandidatos a la nominación presidencial republicana, Newt Gingrich y Mitt Romney, se lanzaron dardos en su búsqueda del voto latino o más bien cubanoamericano de cara a las primarias republicanas del 31 de enero en Florida.</span></span></p>

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Accountability is a buzz word we hear all the time. That is why the voters passed a law that held politicians accountable when it comes to passing a real budget. Seems they don’t like that so they are suing so that next time they pass a crappy budget the State Controller won’t dock their pay…

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<strong>Frontera NorteSur&nbsp;</strong></p>

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