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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Congress Hall blocked by dissident teachers forces congressmen to seek alternate headquarters.


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Labels: CNTE (Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación), Congress Hall, congressmen, Education Reform, school house, Teachers' Union, vandals

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Mexican congressmen are starting to employ Facebook and Twitter social networks to communicate with constituency.


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Labels: Congress Hall, curule seat, Facebook, Mexican Congress, Mexican congressmen, social networks, Twitter

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Legislative Hall blocked by Union groups against Labor Reform proposal.


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Labels: Congress Hall, Gorilla Grodd, Labor Reform, labor strikes, National Workers Union, San Lázaro, STUNAM, The Flash, UNT
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    1 year ago
  • Patrick Owsley Cartoon Art and More!
    NEW SKETCH COVER COMMISSION...A TRIBUTE TO JIM APARO! THE JOKER! - *For my pal, Paul. 😀🤡🇺🇸* #joker #batman #jimaparo #sketchcover #dccomics #inking #patrickowsley
    4 years ago
  • D R E W • F R I E D M A N
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    8 years ago
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    10 years ago
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    13 years ago
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    14 years ago
  • Heading Southward
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    14 years ago
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    15 years ago
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