Check out today's 3 stories - Knowledge is Power!
Posted on: January 4th, 2007
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Non-US News ]
Latest Blogante Essentials –»
- Drug war mayhem instills a new fear - Drug-related killings have taken thousands of lives, but now those uninvolved in the cartel battles are falling victim, even children. # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Dozens of detainees in Postville face indefinite wait - Iowa # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Possible Fraud Investigated in Signing of Dominican Players # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Why do Asian students generally get higher marks than Latinos? Lincoln High students have candid ideas. - Los Angeles # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Analysis: What’s wrong with pandering to Latino voters? # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Lone Star State Young Voters Talk Immigration # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Denver Hispanic cops to sue department and city # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- New Jersey troopers sue state police, alleging racial bias # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Immigrants Eager to Vote Sue to Hasten Citizenship - New York # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
- Bloggings by boz: Anthony Bourdain in Colombia # Direct Link # Permalink w/ Excerpt
“A locust plague is casting a shadow on the south-eastern Mexican state of Yucatan by threatening around 5,000 hectares of crops and much of the regions vegetation.
The Yucatan Social Development Ministry said Thursday the cloud, which is made up of hundreds of thousands of locusts - some up to 10 centimetres long - is several kilometres wide and is currently over the eastern part of the state.”
Stumble it! |
|
Other posts that may interest you
Yahir vuelve a las telenovelas
Mexico's guayabera shirt fights for U.S. market
Census figures show 70 percent of California's Mexican population are U.S. citizens
Mexican drug cartels gaining strength in Peru
Iowans aid Mexican sister state with emergency dispatch setup
VOA News - Immigration Bill Casts Shadow Over Small Town. Georgetown, Delaware
They've got la cocina covered - A few favorite cookbooks that capture the glories of Mexican cuisine
