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Video: Lalo Alcaraz on cartooning and politics

By Kevin Roderick | October 8, 2012 10:36 PM

The Los Angeles artist behind the daily La Cucaracha strip and the news satire website Pocho.com talks to Ana Garcia of NBC 4. "I try to advocate for a certain group. And not just for Latinos, but for immigrants," he says.

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