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"Mary" and "Joseph" re-enact their biblical journey in search of shelter on the way to "Bethlehem" in the Boston Common, according to the Mexican tradition of Las Posadas ("shelter"), on Jan. 6, 2008. photo credit: MIRAcoalition.org
Eliseo Medina, of Mi Familia Vota, speaks at the New England kick-off of Ve Y Vota, a campaign to mobilize new voters, on Jan. 12, 2008. Photo: Gabriela O'Leary
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