El Nacional de Oklahoma

La jornada violenta que se desató el 11 de agosto en Ciudad Juárez se originó en el Centro de Reinserción Social (Cereso) núme- ro 3, donde unos 200 miembros de la pandi- lla Los Mexicles desataron un motín para ata- car a sus rivales de los Chapos a pesar de que ambos grupos funcionan como brazo armado del Cártel de Sinaloa. El con!icto se extendió por toda la ciu- dad, donde otras células de Los Mexicles eje- cutaron bloqueos viales, A-4 CONTINÚA Al presidente estadounidense se le ali- nearon los planetas. Y hasta sus rivales republicanos que lo llaman "sleepy Joe" (el dormilón) tuvieron que rendirse ante las evidencias de su "despertar". Logró la aprobación de un paquete de medidas cru- ciales para el cuidado del medio ambien- te y la baja en el precio de los medicamen- tos. También "rmó la ley para subven- cionar la producción de semiconductores, fundamental en la pelea EL NACIONAL DE OKLAHOMA I N G O D W E T R U S T E N D I O S C O N F I A M O S El Nacional POLÍTICA POLÍTICA Revela por qué no le gusta verse en T.V. 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Irma Chajecki siempre lista a ayudar. América enfrenta un calendario saturado. MÉXICO Oxígeno al partido Ya son 19 años que La Agencia Latina para el Desarrollo Comunitario (LCDA, por sus siglas en inglés) realiza la Feria Anual de Salud, la cual ofrece a la comunidad servi- cios gratuitos, entre los que pueden encon- trar exámenes de colesterol, glucosa, pre- sión arterial, índice de masa corporal; vacu- nas contra el Covid-19, vacunas escolares para menores de 18 años, charlas educati- vas, actividades físicas y mucho más. "Hay mucha necesidad de información en cuanto al tema de salud se re"ere. Hay personas en nuestra comunidad que no conocen los recursos que existen en la ciu- dad, y también no saben cómo cuidar su salud. Sabemos que nuestra gente hispa- na se enfoca en trabajar REDACCIÓN LOCAL NOTICIAS@ELNACIONALMEDIA.COM La Agencia Latina para el Desarrollo Comunitario realizará una Feria de Salud gratuita. Benjamín Canizales, promotor de salud en LCDA. 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