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chryron part ii leon, gto.alde jorge raul villegas vocero de la arquidiocesis de leon antonio camacho muÑoz secretario ejecutivo de la comision episcopal para la pastoral de comunicacion. alejandro puga guanajuatense maria rangel vendedora ambulante arturo benjamin mata leonense maria rangel guanajuatense protestan contra el programa comunidades seguras.. dtalles al volver.. en el condado de montgomery y en baltimore hoy se activo el controversial programa de inmigracion "comunidades seguras" lo que genero protestas, claudia uceda fue a maryland y nos cuenta a quienes tiene preocupados este programa... la familia unida jamas sera vencida... ellos protestan porque hoy empezo el programa federal controversial conocido como comunidades seguras.. nat! jamas sera vencida decenas de inmigrantes hispanos demostraron su enojo afuera de la oficina del ejecutivo del condado de montgomery "la policia del condado de montgomery desde hoy, arresta a cualquier persona, esta conduciendo un chequeo del estatus de inmigracion...

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nonetheless, let's gto the movies for some insights on our politics today, because when it comes to storytelling, hollywood and washington are co-dependents. political conspiracies, skullduggery, and infighting have long provided solid plotlines for moviemakers. in turn, politicians try to embrace the values that movies depict as the noblest virtues of the american character -- selfless courage, patriotism, sincerity and compassion. both know that movie entertainment informs our image of what leaders should be but at the vy same timcapably and handily distracts us from certain grim truths. so we've chosen this moment to talk with neal gabler, the historian of culture and film who expertly interprets how movies reflect our society and politics. here in new york, neal gabler is an indispensable saturday night guide to the movies on our flagship public station wnet/thirteen. >> welcome to "reel 13." i'm neal gabler. >> his books include biographies of walt disney and the powerful gossip columnist walter winchell, this one "an empire of their own: how the jews invented hollywood" and my favorite, "l