News (Noticias) Tagged ‘Andrés Oppenheimer’
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U.S.-Cuba tourism could shake up region - OPPENHEIMER
Tags: Andrés Oppenheimer, Cuba, tourism
July 21, 2008
Tags: Andrés Oppenheimer, Barack Obama, Bill Richardson, Federico Peña, latin america, Luis Gutierrez
He stated that while top Latino leaders such as New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, former Clinton Transportation Secretary Federico Peña and U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., have direct access to Obama, “that is very different than BEING in the inner circle of the Obama campaign.”
”My experience with how the Obama campaign handled the delegate vote on June 1 in Puerto Rico was disastrous,” Ferre wrote. “The principal decision makers, operatives and advertisements were all made in or through Chicago. The result is that [Sen. Hillary] Clinton got almost 70 percent of the vote in Puerto Rico.””*
Oppenheimer: It’s time for Americans to master a second language
Tags: Andrés Oppenheimer, Barack Obama, English-only
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s recent comment that Americans should get their children to study Spanish or another second language has drawn an avalanche of criticism from English-only advocates and cable television anti-immigration zealots.
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But the fact is that the percentage of American college students who become proficient in a foreign language is pathetic compared to that of other countries. According to U.S. Department of Education, out of every 100 college credits taken by U.S. students in a given semester, only 8.6 are for a foreign language. “*
June 10, 2008
Andrés Oppenheimer : Hispanic vote isn’t guaranteed for Dems
Tags: Andrés Oppenheimer, Barack Obama
Of all the challenges that presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will face to win the November elections, one of the biggest ones will be conquering the Hispanic vote.
It won’t be easy.
Sen. Obama didn’t do well with Latinos in the primary season, and he can’t win the White House without their massive support.”*

