This in the last few days:
In a news report, many Hispanics in this country resent the emphasis on Cinco de Mayo; they get tired of "the Mexicans this" and "the Mexicans that." They want the U.S. to recognize many, many
types of Hispanics exist and don't adhere to the Mexican mania.
On Hannity Wednesday, the actress Maria Conchita Alonzo, born in Cuba and raised in Venezuela, said or "pointed out" that when Latin Americans say "socialism," they're more often think "Communism," as opposed to how Europeans view socialism. She is no fan of Hugo Chavez and gave Hannity a copy of the book Chavez gave to Obama so Hannity might know better what that ego-centric socialist character believes.
In a news report, many Hispanics in this country resent the emphasis on Cinco de Mayo; they get tired of "the Mexicans this" and "the Mexicans that." They want the U.S. to recognize many, many
types of Hispanics exist and don't adhere to the Mexican mania.
On Hannity Wednesday, the actress Maria Conchita Alonzo, born in Cuba and raised in Venezuela, said or "pointed out" that when Latin Americans say "socialism," they're more often think "Communism," as opposed to how Europeans view socialism. She is no fan of Hugo Chavez and gave Hannity a copy of the book Chavez gave to Obama so Hannity might know better what that ego-centric socialist character believes.