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...Ronal Reagan acudi? a Sosa, quien creo anuncios borrosos y sentimentales que se enfocaban en el candidato en vez de los temas y promet?an a los latinos que los republicanos compart?an sus valores familiares, responsabilidad personal y dedicaci?n al trabajo. ?Ronald Reagan me hizo comprender que los latinos son republicanos, s?lo que no lo saben todav?a?, dice Sosa, que ha participado en seis campa?as presidenciales. Con la ayuda de Sosa, George W. Bush logr? capturar el 40% del voto hispano, un incremento gigantesco sobre el 21% que recibi? Bob Dole en 1996. Ahora parcialmente jubilado, Sosa, de 66 a?os...
Cuando los fans se encuentran con Cristina Saralegui, la vivaz y a veces procaz animadora del semanal Show de Cristina, le piden abrazos en vez de aut?grafos. Su p?blico la quiere por su mezcla de glamour, humor y lo cursi, que ha perfeccionado durante 16 a?os en la cadena Univisi?n, aunque a veces su inclinaci?n hacia lo provocativo ha causado asombro. En pantalla ha revelado sus cirug?as pl?sticas, ha mostrado c?mo usar un cond?n, se ha quejado de su menopausia, y ha ?casado? a parejas gay. Este ?ltimo evento provoc? amenazas de bomba y reuni? a 1,500 manifestantes...
...broadcasting voice of the Arab world, Telesur (sur is Spanish for "south") aspires to be the medium through which Latin Americans see their news and culture. Some 70% of its $2.5 million seed money has been put up by oil-rich Venezuela and its flamboyant President, Hugo Chávez--whose leftist, often anti-U.S. agenda includes increased Latin American integration and a rejection of Yanqui-based TV like CNN en Español. "U.S. and European networks offer a good product, but they tend to view Latin America in black-and-white terms--and usually black, like disasters," argues Uruguayan...
Critics fret that Telesur may become a teleforum for Chávez's populist politics, but Aharonian insists it will be balanced, even when it comes to Chávez's revolutionary government. And while Telesur plans a mix of news, documentaries, sports, Latin movies and dance-music shows like Sones y Pasiones (Sounds and Passions), others doubt its viability, given the Soviet-sounding titles of programs like Trabajo y Tierra (Work and Land). But in its first year, Telesur, which will be seen on local and cable stations from Mexico to Argentina as well as Miami, expects to bring...
There is so far no evidence that Chávez is financing the rippling revolts. But while the Bush Administration continues to regard Chávez as a "negative force," as Rice calls him, some U.S. officials feel it is time to stop dismissing him as a hothead with a dubious popular mandate--especially because he is likely to win another six-year term next year. Chávez "may be a radical," says a high-ranking U.S. official, "but he's a radical with deep pockets...