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New Spanish resources added here

ReplySite Updates and Additions, SpanishJune 8th, 2010sbuser

Our student Translator, Teresa, has continued working through the summer — this enabled us to get three new Spanish resources on our web site this month:
Southeast Texas P-16 Newsletter Mayo 2010 — go to our News page
Southeast Texas P-16 Newsletter Abril 2010 — go to our News page
Our Jobs and the Economy of Southeast Texas page now has a sister page in Spanish : Estadisticas de Fuerza de Trabajo – desempleo, differentes vistas

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