New law hamstrings Mesa’s bilingual efforts

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Posted on: December 3rd, 2007
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Language Issues ] [ Eye Openers ] [ Arizona ]
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“Mesa is getting creative in its attempts to reach out to the Spanish-speaking community, as it tries to overcome budget cuts and the limitations set by a new law that designates English as the state’s official language.

Mesa contracts with a Spanish-language media company to distribute information, and is in early talks with Spanish television company Univision to produce a Spanish-language show on city Channel 33 to highlight various programs.”*

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