successful chicana revolt that happened in crystal city against the johnson style moderate led by hector garcia, both of the state convention and alliance with the teamsters another labor movements are in an texas, they were a force of progress. most of the story has been interpreted as evidence of the fragmenting of some type of ideological process, that i argued that the multiracial lens shows a split of advancement in efforts of liberal activists who want to the group to build closer ties and expand outward. na wanted to deepen his relationships with sutton, white .iberals at the statewide level if it worked in santander, so it texas. woodward across his labor wing built local alliances across the state and the statewide democratic coalition i talked about at the beginning. this reflects this philosophy from the liberal labor wing of the organization. you can see labor cutting the ties with voting power. you can see the advances of san antonio in crystal city. this wing of the group wanted to become that much more liberal, committed to civil rights and prolabor to prosper in the segregation

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le damos la bienvenida al elenco, aquÍ hay mucho cubano, hÉctor medina y luis alberto garcÍa! os oscares como mejor pelÍcula extranjera, casi quedamos nominados, por un lugar no quedamos. alan: benicio del toro es el productor ejecutivo y le metiÓ billete Él o qué? >> cuidado, benicio es un hombre muy interesante, un tipo muy inteligente. estÁ en muchas producciones latinoamericanas pequeÑas, en puerto rico, cuba, estados unidos iba a mantener haciendo esas cosas, apoyando proyectos en lo que cree. alan: estuvieron en festivales famosos, con artistas, ¿quÉ tal la experiencia? >> fue increÍble porque es un festival muy respetado por los cineastas americanos. y se hace mucho hincapiÉ en el cine, no hay tanta alfombra roja, no hay tanto paparazzi, es una cosa del arte, ver a meryls streep explicando cÓmo hace sus personajes es una cosa interesante, y dany boyle, alexander paine, y el crÍtico de cine, estÁbamos como sorprendidos. alan: han trabajado enormemente, no se pierdan "viva" las imÁgenes en cuba, sensacionales. >> quiero que vean el trabajo de ese muchacho joven... alan: qu