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Writings
Essays and position pages Juan Xuna wrote for his 2002 run for the U.S. House (Florida District 22), restored with his permission from the Wayback Machine. They are his own words and opinions, unedited; only page formatting was rebuilt, and old contact details were removed. Dates are the “page last updated” dates printed on each original page.
Essays and positions
What's different?
Last updated 10/20/2002 · about 352 words
Read →Myopia
Last updated 09/30/2002 · about 223 words
Read →Hawking for Israel
Last updated 10/09/2002 · about 156 words
Read →WTC/MidEast: Israel, Scapegoat of Mid East Turmoil
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 782 words
Read →My Constituents
Last updated 09/26/2002 · about 68 words
Read →My Political Motivation
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 1,264 words
Read →Why am I running for Congress?
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 843 words
Read →Main views: In brief, where does Juan Xuna stand?
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 2,620 words
Read →Summary of Candidate's View on Issues
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 2,182 words
Read →Replies to the Sun-Sentinel Standard Questionnaire
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 4,639 words
Read →Race: FL 22, US Congress (District 22)
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 1,546 words
Read →The campaign in his own words
His hometown, his campaign diary, his press release, and what he wrote about running as an independent.
My Hometown
Last updated 03/11/2002 · about 93 words
Read →Juan… who? In summary, who is Juan Xuna?
Last updated 10/28/2002 · about 331 words
Read →Campaign diary, December 2001 to November 2002
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 1,540 words
Read →Endorsements: “Nobody endorses NPA candidates!”
Last updated 10/23/2002 · about 1,182 words
Read →News: the press and the independent candidate
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 526 words
Read →Press release, January 4, 2002
Last updated 09/17/2003 · about 648 words
Read →Volunteers: “Make it happen!”
Last updated 09/24/2002 · about 305 words
Read →For his books, see Books. Other original pages are listed on the Archive page.