Clinton urged to nominate Latino justice for high court
Latino advocates urge Clinton to nominate a Latino to the Supreme Court, arguing the nation’s demographic shift demands diverse representation. They stress the need for a justice with social consciousness and a track record on human rights, referencing past rulings and the impact on 25 million Americans without a voice in the court.
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America
An Urgood Marshall
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Las Cruces
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Mexico
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Asia
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Chambers
Juan Figueroa
Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund
Supreme Court
Tucson
Margarita Bernal
National Judicial College
Mike Olivas
University of Houston
Gorazde siege and Nazi parallels draw heavy critique
Opinion notes NATO power in Europe remains unused against Serbian aggression. Milosevic Karadzic and Mladic are accused of genocidal hatred toward Muslims in Gorazde, likening Serb leadership to Nazi leaders. The piece condemns propaganda and calls out the deceit of Serbian spokespeople.
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Germany
Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
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Ratko Mladic
Gorazde
Josef Goebbels
Karadzic
Mladic
Milosevic
Richard Nixon
West
Gorazde Crisis Deepens Amid Serbian Shelling and Doubts
Anthony Lewis argues Gorazde remains under brutal Serbian shelling despite claims of cease fire by Karadzic. He criticizes Yasushi Akashi for credulity and urges swift war crimes prosecutions against Mladic Milosevic and Karadzic, warning Western inaction risks genocide and Nazi-era stigma.
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Gorazde
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Tough on crime plan aims to boost Mesa security
A former U S Army NCO urges Mesa to raise police presence and implement community policing to restore shared values. The plan calls for more officers on streets and bikes, visible patrols, and rehabilitative programs to reduce crime and aid reintegration.
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My Turn by J David Molina on Mesa Youth Leadership
J David Molina frames a forward looking message urging civic action to reduce crime through education and partnerships. He cites Habitat for Humanity and the East Valley Institute of Technology as avenues for youth training and calls for constructive tax policy to fund programs for Mesa’s future leadership. He criticizes uninformed voters and pledges concrete actions beyond debate to serve the common good.
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Mesa
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Mesa City Council Candidate Promises Community Focus
Mesa candidate outlines plans to tackle crime with more police and modern tools, boost youth programs, and spur economic development with Mesa jobs for Mesa people. She emphasizes ethics, responsible government, and collaboration with local chambers and schools to preserve community values.
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