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... Villaraigosa stood with others leading a march of more than five hundred thousand people protesting anti - immigrant leg- islation making its way through Congress . It was the largest demonstration in L.A. history . Few people were ...
... Villaraigosa stood with others leading a march of more than five hundred thousand people protesting anti - immigrant leg- islation making its way through Congress . It was the largest demonstration in L.A. history . Few people were ...
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... Villaraigosa surprised many skeptics with coalition - building skills that enabled him to pass progressive legislation to expand fund- ing for urban parks , health insurance , and school construction After a year in office , Villaraigosa's ...
... Villaraigosa surprised many skeptics with coalition - building skills that enabled him to pass progressive legislation to expand fund- ing for urban parks , health insurance , and school construction After a year in office , Villaraigosa's ...
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... Villaraigosa tightened ethics standards by banning lobbyists from serving on city commis- sions . The new rules also banned city commis- sioners from evaluating and recommending contracts that their commissions will eventu- ally vote on ...
... Villaraigosa tightened ethics standards by banning lobbyists from serving on city commis- sions . The new rules also banned city commis- sioners from evaluating and recommending contracts that their commissions will eventu- ally vote on ...
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