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  • Cuban medical school is unique

    Cuban medical school is unique

    May 26, 2006

    The Latin American School of Medicine in Havana, Cuba, is no ordinary medical school. The mission of the LASM is to train students who come from medically underserved populations and then to return them as doctors...

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  • Workers confront Sunoco over proposed pay cuts

    Workers confront Sunoco over proposed pay cuts

    May 26, 2006

    SUGAR LAND, Texas — On May 19 a spirited group of labor activists converged on the offices of Sunoco Logistics here to support its truck drivers, members of the United Steelworkers Local 13-1267, who are fighting...

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  • More miners killed

    More miners killed

    May 26, 2006

    “I think it’s a crisis right now,” said Tony Oppegard, former top lawyer for Kentucky’s Mine Safety and Licensing Office. “When we have 31 coal miners killed in less than five months, that’s a crisis and...

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  • Students challenge unequal education: Tests that deny diplomas are in dispute

    Students challenge unequal education: Tests that deny diplomas are in dispute

    May 26, 2006

    OAKLAND, Calif. — As seniors across the state try on their caps and gowns, California is embroiled in controversy over its high school exit exams in English and math, slated to be required for a high...

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  • Gran oposicin a discurso Bush sobre inmigracin

    Gran oposicin a discurso Bush sobre inmigracin

    May 19, 2006

    Mientras el debate sobre la reforma migratoria se reanuda en el Senado el 15 de mayo, el presidente Bush pronuncia un discurso televisado a nivel nacional, tratando de motivar a su base conservadora atemorizándolos con cuentos...

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