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  Portion of Miami Commission meeting takes place en español

  Change for seniors can be a challenge, and their worries about a new company providing transportation services turned last week’s Miami Commission meeting into a bilingual affair. Some seniors had been told, incorrectly, that rides to nearby supermarkets would cost money, or not be available at all.

• English speakers shut out of jobs

  English speakers shut out of jobs

  Is there any help or hope for the non-Spanish speaking Miamians?

• Corrections & Clarifications for May 7, 2012

  Corrections & Clarifications for May 7, 2012

  • Fabiola Santiago’s column in Saturday’s editions incorrectly stated how long the Violence Against Women Act has been on the books. The act has been law for 18 years.

• Should political campaigns reach Hispanics in English or Spanish?

  Should political campaigns reach Hispanics in English or Spanish?

  To reach young Hispanic voters, most politicians and organizations have taken a bilingual approach, to varying degrees. But most young Hispanics lead English-dominant lives, raising the question of whether the Spanish-language campaign communication still is necessary.

• A Cuban twist

  A Cuban twist

  I came to this country from Cuba when I was 8. I consider Tampa my hometown. Having lived in Miami for the past 28 years I have been amused about the Miami v. Tampa Cuban sandwich.