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Chester Arthur

Adi Talwar

El Madison Square Park de Manhattan presenta esta estatua de Chester A. Arthur, el vigésimo primer presidente de los Estados Unidos, quien es uno de los nueve vicepresidentes que sucederá en el cargo de presidencia tras la muerte o partida del presidente en funciones. Arthur se convirtió en presidente tras el asesinato de James Garfield. Los votantes estadounidenses eligen un presidente y un vicepresidente juntos votando por una 'boleta'.

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Lo que necesita saber sobre: las elecciones del 3 de noviembre en Nueva York

Daniel Parra | September 17, 2020

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Outgoing Sanitation Chief and de Blasio Fixer Discusses Possible Mayoral Run

Jarrett Murphy | September 17, 2020

Kathryn Garcia, the city’s sanitation commissioner, food czar and former interim NYCHA chief, has resigned from working for the current mayor, perhaps with an eye on becoming the next one.

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Amid Unemployment and Restrictions, Latino Businesses Struggle

Daniel Parra | September 17, 2020

Nationally, Latinos represent 18 percent of the nation’s workforce, but they are overrepresented in industries that lost thousands of jobs as a result of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.

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A Call for Action to Ease Sunset Park’s Housing Crunch

Jarrett Murphy | September 17, 2020

The plan includes new tenant protections, repurposing government-owned land and isolated manufacturing parcels for housing, and a rezoning to generate both market-rate and income-targeted apartments.

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Opinion: SoHo/NoHo Zoning Debate is Over Builders’ Windfall, Not Affordable Housing

Andrew Berman | September 17, 2020

‘When business groups engineered the recent SoHo/NoHo ‘re-envisioning’ process, many neighbors pushed back, aware of this administration’s miserable track record on developer-driven, community-unfriendly rezonings.’

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What Opponents of the Flushing Waterfront Plan Say

Lan Mu for World Journal | September 17, 2020

A public hearing on the controversial Queens development proposal took place this week. Fans see a potential to connect isolated areas. Foes fear gentrification.

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