Posted on: March 31st, 2006
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ]
Tags: activist, border, Mexico, parents, protest, student
“Liu Roberto Ruiz stood on top of the alligator fountain in San Jacinto Plaza, waving a Mexican flag and shouting: “Mexico, Mexico, Mexico, Mexico.”
Ruiz, 18, didn’t realize it, but people are getting bent out of shape in El Paso and across the United States because he and other student activists are parading behind the Mexican flag, wrapping themselves in the red, white and green national banner of their parents and ancestors.”
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