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*California Mothers Call for More Pesticide Restrictions
*Puerto Rican Sea Turtle Advocate Wins Prestigious Environmental Prize
*The Memoirs of a Writing Mother
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*Five on Hunger Strike to Protest Police Racism
*100 Days Without Soda or Junk Food
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*Latino and African-American Renters Protest Mass Evictions in L.A.
*California Inaugurates Health Plan for Undocumented Minors
*What is the Federal Government Doing to Better Educate Our Bilingual Children?
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*Checking in with New York’s Latino Voters
*In School Expulsion Capital, Parents Learn About Rights
*Caravan for Peace on its way to the United Nations
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Checking in with New York’s Latino Voters
*In School Expulsion Capital, Parents Learn About Rights
*Caravan for Peace on its way to the United Nations
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Trump’s Attacks Drive Mexican Immigrants To Apply for Citizenship
*Renewed Calls for Boycotting Arizona
*Puerto Ricans Declare Humanitarian Crisis and Call for Action
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*Serious Obstacles to Voting in Arizona Cause Anger and Frustration
*Remembering Alex Nieto
*Family of Immigrant Killed by Border Patrol Seeks International Justice
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*Nestora Salgado: Freed
*Berry Workers Mark Anniversary with March to the Border
*Exodus Reunifies Salvadoran Sisters
Exodus Brings Salvadoran Sisters Together
In those circumstances, just imagine yourself, starting your trip and all of a sudden having as companion a sister that you had never met. That’s exactly what happened to two young women who fled from El Salvador and sought refuge in the US.
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Negative Rhetoric by Presidential Candidates Motivates Hate Crimes
*For Diabetics, Health Insurance Even More Crucial
*Goodbye, Miss Alma Garza
