June 12, 2006
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English instructors in the Twin Cities are finding many of their native Spanish-speaking adult students are illiterate in Spanish. Alejandra Reyes is the director of the Latino Learning Institute at a nonprofit named CLUES. She says the organization doesn't formally offer Spanish literacy classes. Reyes says CLUES needs the resources and money to officially offer these classes. They also need the creativity to promote them to this disconnected population.
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