Subject: Hispanic Media Clips
From: "Angel Urena" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 10:06:19 -0500

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Hispanic Media Clips 
Wednesday, November 28, 2007

President Clinton - Hillary Rodham Clinton will bring America "back to the future," husband Bill says, promoting his own legacy in public life almost as much as his wife's presidential campaign, reports El Diario La Prensa (NY), El Nuevo Herald, Houston Chronicle, El Paso Times, Diario La Estrella, La Voz (AZ), and Terra España, in the Spanish language version of an AP article. "I think she has proven in all these debates, and especially the last one, that she is the strongest, most reliable person that we could elect," the former president told more than 400 potential voters at a YMCA gym. "And I say that as an admirer of the rest of the candidates. I like this field."  Clinton's visit marked the start of a battle of campaign surrogates - Clinton vs. Winfrey, the former president stumping for his wife and media mogul Oprah Winfrey backing Senator Clinton's chief rival, Barack Obama, in appearances scheduled for next week. 

Endorsements - Senator Hillary Clinton's campaign announced the endorsement of Rhode Island State Senator Juan M. Pichardo. The Clinton campaign has racked up endorsements from a number of high-profile Latino members of Congress such as Senator Bob Menendez and Representative Hilda Solis, reports Luis Clemens, from La Politica.

Barbara Streisand's Endorsement - Barbra Streisand, who hedged her bets months ago with donations to Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards, has settled on one presidential candidate. It's Hillary Clinton, reports El Nuevo Herald, El Paso Times, La Voz (AZ), and Houston Chronicle in the Spanish language version of an AP article. "Madame President of the United States ... it's an extraordinary thought. We truly are in a momentous time, where a woman's potential has no limitations," Streisand said in a statement released Tuesday by the Clinton campaign. "Hillary Clinton has already proven to a generation of women that there are no limits for success." La Opinion and Terra.com pick up an EFE wire story on the endorsement; and Univision Online and AFP.com pick up a Spanish language version of an AFP article on the support. 

African American Vote - Black voters may be leaning toward supporting Hillary Clinton over Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination because they're dubious that America is ready to elect a black president, a new survey suggests, reports El Nuevo Herald in the Spanish language version of an article for McClatchy news service. "I think there are a lot of black voters who think Hillary Clinton has a better chance of being elected president," said David Bositis, senior policy analyst for the center, which specializes in analyzing issues important to African-Americans. The national poll released Tuesday by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies didn't ask a straight-up "whom would you vote for" question. Rather, those surveyed gave Clinton an 83 percent favorable rating and Obama a 74 percent favorable rating.
Attacks - Prowling the Internet, spilling venom on blogs and dominating the airwaves on conservative talk radio, "Hillary haters" are back and out in force as 2008 presidential nominating contests loom, reports Univision Online in the Spanish language version of an AFP article. The article adds that Clinton is a veteran of the fiercely partisan war raging through US politics, has in the past lambasted the "vast right-wing conspiracy" targeting her and her husband.

Obama - Democrat Barack Obama said yesterday that the country needs a new leader willing to talk with America's enemies and become a better friend to struggling nations, reports El Nuevo Herald, Houston Chronicle, El Paso Times, Diario La Estrella and La Voz (AZ) in the Spanish language version of an AP article. Obama, who was elected to the Senate in 2004, never mentioned Clinton, a New York senator and the Democratic front-runner in national polls, by name. But Obama underscored some of his main criticisms of her, recalling how he opposed from the outset a war that she voted to authorize the war and repeatedly calling for greater openness in setting policy.

Richardson - El Diario La Prensa reports that "convinced that through grassroots groups, big changes can be made in this country, the first Latino presidential candidate in the history of the United States, Bill Richardson, will meet tomorrow with 75 groups in New York of Mi Familia con Richardson." The article mentions that even though no other Latino politician from the state is supporting his candidacy, all of who have decided to support Senator Clinton, he has still made nine trips to New York. 

GOP - Univision Online publishes a profile on Rudy Giuliani, where he is quoted as to saying that it doesn't matter to him one bit which Democrat he faces, Clinton or Obama, because there are more alike then what they seem to be. 

President Clinton

Former President Clinton urges people to vote for Hillary - Ex presidente Clinton pide votar por Hillary <http://www.eldiariony.com/noticias/detail.aspx?section=60&desc=Nacionales&id=1763556> 
El Diario (New York) - 11/28/07

Bill Clinton: Hillary Can Put US Back on Track - Bill Clinton: Hillary pondría a EEUU 'de vuelta al futuro' <http://www.elnuevoherald.com/257/story/122745.html> 
El Nuevo Herald - 11/27/07

Bill Clinton: Hillary Can Put US Back on Track - Bill Clinton: Hillary pondría a EEUU 'de vuelta al futuro' <http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sp/us/5333894.html> 
Houston Chronicle - 11/27/07

Bill Clinton: Hillary Can Put US Back on Track - Bill Clinton: Hillary pondría a EEUU 'de vuelta al futuro' <http://www.elpasotimes.com/customerservice/ci_7574189> 
El Paso Times - 11/27/07

Bill Clinton: Hillary Can Put US Back on Track - Bill Clinton: Hillary pondría a EEUU 'de vuelta al futuro' <http://diariolaestrella.com/132/story/38674.html> 
Diario La Estrella - 11/27/07

Bill Clinton: Hillary Can Put US Back on Track - Bill Clinton: Hillary pondría a EEUU 'de vuelta al futuro' <http://www.azcentral.com/lavoz/spanish/us/articles/us_130463.html> 
La Voz (AZ Central) - 11/27/07

Clinton affirms that his wife Hillary would bring the US 'back to the future' - Clinton afirma que su esposa Hillary llevaría a EEUU 'de vuelta al ... <http://actualidad.terra.es/internacional/articulo/clinton_hillary_eeuu_2068962.htm> 
Terra España - 11/28/07

Endorsements 

Clinton Picks Up Yet Another Latino Endorsement <http://lapolitica.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=13ACB6E9CE744B9AB7FDE6E9E292A534&nm=&type=Publishing&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=E7A61F038D464A7AB0135BAAF3CA141E> 
La Politica - 11/26/07

Barbara Streisand's Endorsement 

Streisand endorses Clinton for President - Streisand apoya a Clinton para presidencia <http://www.elnuevoherald.com/122/story/122613.html> 
El Nuevo Herald - 11/27/07

Streisand endorses Clinton for President - Streisand apoya a Clinton para presidencia <http://www.elpasotimes.com/spanish/ci_7572102> 
El Paso Times - 11/27/07

Streisand endorses Clinton for President - Streisand apoya a Clinton para presidencia <http://www.azcentral.com/lavoz/spanish/entertainment/articles/entertainment_48545.html> 
La Voz (AZ Central) - 11/27/07

Streisand endorses Clinton for President - Streisand apoya a Clinton para presidencia <http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sp/fea/5332985.html> 
Houston Chronicle - 11/27/07

Barbara Streisand endorses the presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton - Barbra Streisand respalda la candidatura presidencial de Hillary ... <http://www.laopinion.com/supp2/?rkey=00071127165537400684> 
La Opinión Digital - 11/27/07

Barbara Streisand endorses the presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton - Barbra Streisand respalda candidatura de Hillary a la presidencia <http://actualidad.terra.es/articulo/barbra_streisand_hillary_2068111.htm> 
Terra España - 11/27/07

Barbara Streisand endorses Hillary Clinton in her presidential race - Barbra Streisand apoya a Hillary Clinton en la carrera ... <http://www.univision.com/contentroot/wirefeeds/noticias/7343819.html> 
Univisión - 11/27/07

Barbara Streisand endorses Hillary Clinton in her presidential race - Barbra Streisand apoya a Hillary Clinton en la carrera ... <http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jFAdciSWOrj9mxBZBdtb3cBQ35pQ> 
AFP - 11/27/07

African American Vote
	
Black voters favor Clinton - Electores negros parecen inclinarse por Hillary Clinton <http://www.elnuevoherald.com/186/story/122860.html> 
El Nuevo Herald - 11/28/07

Attacks

'Hillary haters' out in force as 2008 votes loom - Los anti Hillary en campaña contra la candidatura de la senadora ... <http://www.univision.com/contentroot/wirefeeds/world/7344363.html> 
Univisión - 11/28/07

Obama

Obama willing to dialogue even with the enemies - Obama dispuesto a dialogar incluso con los enemigos <http://www.elnuevoherald.com/186/story/122859.html> 
El Nuevo Herald - 11/28/07

Obama willing to dialogue even with the enemies - Obama propone diplomacia en lugar de confrontación <http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sp/us/5332787.html> 
Houston Chronicle - 11/27/07

Obama willing to dialogue even with the enemies - Obama propone diplomacia en lugar de confrontación <http://www.elpasotimes.com/spanish/ci_7571793> 
El Paso Times - 11/27/07

Obama willing to dialogue even with the enemies - Obama propone diplomacia en lugar de confrontación <http://diariolaestrella.com/132/story/38608.html> 
Diario La Estrella - 11/27/07

Obama willing to dialogue even with the enemies - Obama propone diplomacia en lugar de confrontación <http://www.azcentral.com/lavoz/spanish/us/articles/us_130430.html> 
La Voz (AZ Central) - 11/27/07

Richardson

Richardson with his Latino family in New York City - Richardson con su familia latina en NYC <http://www.eldiariony.com/noticias/detail.aspx?section=60&desc=Nacionales&id=1763655> 
El Diario (New York) - 11/28/07

GOP

Giuliani, the hope of the Republicans? - Giuliani, ¿la esperanza republicana? <http://e1.wrs.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTTkrwZ01H.NoAqCsIEQx.;_ylu=X3oDMTBjdmNoOTVjBHBvcwMyBHNlYwNzcg--/SIG=12gqg8io8/EXP=1196341616/**http%3a/www.univision.com/content/content.jhtml%3fcid=1361720>    
Univisión - 11/28/07

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