Political ad makers target Hispanic voters with culture aware messaging
Washington AP report notes ad buyers for Hispanics emphasize culturally sensitive commercials about education jobs and health care rather than literal English to Spanish translations Ads strive to reflect Hispanic communities and daily lives and show politicians who understand their lives including language use
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Hispanics voters rise in eligible roll amid tailored ads
The article notes growing numbers of eligible Hispanic voters in the United States while past voting rates remain steady. It highlights targeted Spanish language ads by both parties, including Florida radio spots with salsa rhythms and Texas gubernatorial campaigns using Tejano music and colloquialisms to connect with Hispanic communities, plus efforts by Democrats to expand Hispanic specific messaging.
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Shrine damage amid Najaf clashes sparks fears for sacred sites
In Najaf, clashes between US forces and Shiite militiamen killed at least 13 Iraqis and damaged the Imam Ali shrine. A car bomb in Baghdad wounded five near the Australian Embassy as explosions rocked central areas. Authorities reported militiamen injured and fighters killed. U.S. officials denied coalition blame for the shrine shell.
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Becker's Bridge Future Route South Dealer South vulnerable
A bridge problem by South declares a 3-1 trump break misplay after a 4-2 spade layout leads to a down one despite aiming for 11 tricks. The winning line is to cash the club king early, then push a diamond toward dummy and navigate trumps and ruffs. Tomorrow: The sweet smell of success.
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Storms kill at least 59 in Haiti
Heavy rains across Haiti killed at least 59 people with many missing as rescue teams pulled bodies from mud near the Dominican Republic border. Radio reports cited rising death tolls and authorities warned the floods were the deadliest in recent history.
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