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From FuturoMedia and PRX, it's Latino USA.

I'm Maria Inohosa, today a conversation with Secretary of Education Miguel Kartona,

one of President Biden's Latino Cabinet members.

On the campaign trail, Joe Biden made a promise regarding the Secretary of Education.

He said he would appoint someone who had experienced as a teacher in the classroom.

It's a sharp contrast with his predecessor who chose a millionaire investor for the role.

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