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Icono Nelson Mandela muere a los 95 años Hola Arkansas Johannesburgo, Sudáfrica
El icono Global Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, quien es llamado el fundador de la democracia en Sudáfrica, ha muerto. A los 95 años, el Premio Nobel de la Paz Nelson Mandela murió el jueves 5 de diciembre, tras el informe de estar durante varios meses en terapia intensiva. Murió en su propia casa. Curiosamente, Mandela es un ex boxeador, pero se convirtió en un legendario por luchar contra la opresión con la no violencia. VER MANDELA Pàgina 3A
Mujeres no se rinden en la lucha por reforma
Icon Nelson Mandela dies at age 95 Hola Arkansas Staff Johannesburg, South Africa
Los derechos de los inmigrantes y las organizaciones feministas VER MUJERES Pàgina 9A
Global icon Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, who is called the founder of democracy in South Africa, has died. At age 95, Nobel Peace Prize recipient Nelson Mandela died on Thursday, December 5 after reportedly being on life support for
Women not give up the fight for reform Immigrant rights and feminist organizations are coming together in an attempt See WOMEN Page 9A
several months. He died in his own home. Interestingly, Mandela is a former boxer, but he became legendary for fighting against oppression with non-violence. His name is synonymous with the struggle and eventual triumph to abolish South Africa’s legacy of Apartheid. He fought to end forced racial segregation of the country, fought
to change the government and promote peace. He constantly promoted freedom and equality throughout South Africa. He became a more physical activist by founding a military to fight against the government who constantly killed scores of citizens. See MANDELA Page 3A
Nobel Prize Mario honrado con ‘Medalla de la Libertad’ Molina honored with ‘Medal of Freedom’ Premio Nobel Mario Molina
Hola Arkansas Staff Washington, D.C.
Presidente Obama visita activistas de la reforma en ayuno En el día 18, “Ayuno por las Familias” dio la bienvenida a la visita del presidente Barack Obama y la primera dama VER AYUNO Pàgina 9A
President Obama visits reform activists in fasting On day 18, “Fast for Families” welcomed the visit of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. See FASTING Page 9A
President Bill Clinton, Gloria Steinem y/ and Oprah Winfrey.
Hola Arkansas Washington, D.C. Científico nacido en México, fue una de 16 personas honradas por el presidente Barack Obama en
una ceremonia especial en la Casa Blanca la semana pasada. Entre los galardonados con la Medalla Presidencial de la Libertad, el mayor honor civil del país, figuran el científico mexi-
cano Dr. Mario Molina, el músico de jazz de origen cubano Arturo Sandoval, VER Nacionales Pàgina 2A
A Mexican born scientist was among 16 individuals honored by President Barack Obama at a special White House Ceremony last week. Honorees including mexican scientist Dr. Mario Molina, cuban musician Arturo Sandoval, former President Bill Clinton and journalist Oprah Winfrey. Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy created the modern version of the medal, the highest honor the U.S. bestows on civilians, with the stroke of a pen to an executive order. In the five decades since, more than 500 people have been recognized for contributions to society. “The Presidential Medal
Dr. Mario Molina.
of Freedom is the Nation’s highest civilian honor, presented to individuals who have made especially meritorious contributions to the security or national interests of the United States, See NATIONAL Page 2A