Bush State of the Union runs blunt and moralistic
Analysts expect Bush to deliver a blunt self-assured address with stark moral choices. The speech likely short, plain, and richly rhetorical, echoing Churchill and Lincoln. Critics note a “moral truth” framework while aides defend the hard-edged language as necessary. See BUSH on Page 4A
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DOJ Officials Explain Voting Rights For Spanish Speakers
Luz Ortiz and Bruce Gear of the Department of Justice outlined federal voting rights laws that aid Spanish speaking citizens, including Section 203 requiring ballots in multiple languages. They described educating the public on registration and turnout as part of their mission to ensure access and fairness in the election process.
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LULAC leaders urge awareness on voting language rights
Betsy Natividad of the Kermit LULAC chapter urges voters to know if they face discrimination and to vote with aligned beliefs. Ortiz notes DOJ voting rights staff and community help are needed, highlighting language enforcement and the 25 attorneys plus 90 staff in the section. Roman Palomares of LULAC spoke as a barbecue lunch and local band El Desastre del Norte accompanied the event.
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