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There is a widespread perception that Spanish is suffering from obvious wear and tear on Facebook profiles. Not because of specific errors, but because there’s a perceived change in the way it’s written, shortened, or mixed, while the language is devoid of precision and nuance.
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“We have learned to fly like birds, to swim like fish, but we have not learned the art of living together as brothers,” said Martin Luther King. I think about that phrase and about the woman who, overwhelmed, came to our newsroom to raise an issue that has certainly become a trend: listening to music or watching videos that we like anywhere and at full volume, without respecting the presence of others.
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Some moments are not written down in the diary or announced aloud. They happen naturally, without warning, but leave a gentle and lasting impression. Such is the after-dinner conversation: that moment that comes after eating, when the dishes no longer matter and words take center stage.
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At a time when there is much talk and debate about drug use among young people, one essential aspect is the high degree of awareness that the community, institutions, authorities, and families must express on this issue. It is a matter that concerns us all and that we sometimes sweep under the rug.
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The event disrupted the already hectic rhythm around the sports area of the Jesús Argüelles school in this city. In the middle of the day, word spread of the beating of an eighth-grade student of the nearby junior high school by several older boys. Within minutes, the place became a chaos of speculation and uncertainty.
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