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Clave 26 / Morena busca bueno por conocido

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By Gustavo Alvarez Verified
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Análisisjueves, 18 de junio de 2026 Las opiniones vertidas en este artículo son responsabilidad de quien las emite y no de esta casa editorial.
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'We see we're not alone.' Seattle's Mexican community celebrates World Cup, amid a turbulent time

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By Gustavo Alvarez Verified
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Seattle area fans of Mexico's soccer team cheer the team on in Pioneer Square. KUOW Photo / Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez Thousands of miles from the inaugural game of the World Cup in Mexico City, hundreds if not thousands in bars, neighborhoods, and cities across Puget Sound are singing Mexico' s national anthem. Among them is Rene Neri.
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Their families helped the US fight a ‘secret war’ against communism in Laos. Now ICE is deporting them

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By Gustavo Alvarez Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
One of Ky Sengdara's sons waits outside a gate at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma on May 4. KUOW Photo / Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez About a dozen people sit on blankets on a stretch of grass outside the barbed-wire fences that surround the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma. They snack on chips and soda and share stories in a mix of Lao and English, talking about how dark their skin gets with the sun, family affairs, and the occasional story that generates some laughs.
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