Virginia prepares to vote; a student’s YouTube video goes viral; American University’s president is one of the top paid; a rare animal dies at the zoo; and what might be the end of overdraft fees.

In this Spanish language edition of District Wire News, terrorist suspects at Guantanamo recieve H1N1 vaccines, it’s Dia de los Muertos and 20 million more Argentinians are watching futbol this season.

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D.C. Legislators debate same sex marriage in the District, students at American University have a more effective way to access transportation and Michael Jackson’s new movie opens nationwide.

In this Spanish language edition of District Wire News, demonstrators rally for immigration reform in front of the Capitol building, a Halloween costume offends the Latino community, how some people are responding to CNN’s special “Latino in America” and why Hugo Chavez is against jacuzzis.

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Gas prices are rising especially in the Washington D.C. area while American University’s tutition increases as well.  Also, Hanson takes a walk around American University’s campus.

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Metro extends cell phone service, American University increases tuition, and budget cuts will affect DC’s homeless.

Public schools in DC are facing cutbacks and layoffs, American University’s campus is ranked more sustainable than ever before, Metro is working to make your commute safer, and highlights from the annual Best of Bethesda Festival.

Metro bus drivers are driving extra safely this week; American University faces an increase in bike theft; and AU prepapes for MMMBop to hit campus Tuesday!

A new study finds a link between obesity and cancer, and Obama’s approval ratings have changed a lot over the last ten months; and what DC competition brings students from around the world to the National mall.

District Wire News takes a closer look at how DC residents are reacting to poor Metro service. Charly Arnolt reports on the H1N1 vaccine at American University, and Mac Kolling looks at how homelessness will be effected by city budget cuts.