Mexican Rodeos Multiply In The Northwest

Posted on: July 16th, 2008
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“This is a jaripeo, or Mexican rodeo.

The colorful events are becoming increasingly popular in the West. They’ve started up lately in Hermiston, and Salem, Oregon and Toppenish and Puyallup, Washington.”*

*From: http://news.opb.org
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