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Top Stories –» view: excerpts | section
Mexican Trucks Begin Deliveries Beyond U.S. Border
Law Would Punish Cities That Shield Illegal Immigrants
Anti-immigrant groups say Latinos want to take over U.S. Southwest - or - Southwest ‘reconquista’ rhetoric raises anti-immigration hackles
For undocumented worker, getting to America only half the battle - An undocumented Guatemalan who lost an arm in T accident still believes he can earn enough here to build a big, new home for his family
The Cultural War on Diabetes - There’s an epidemic underway in this country, and minority communities are being hit hard. How two Los Angeles doctors are finding new ways to help.
Report estimates San Diego county’s illegal immigrant cost at $256 million in 2006 (the study “must be viewed with a certain amount of caution” because its estimates were based on anecdotal evidence.)
Article about the documentary “Brown is the New Green: George Lopez and the American Dream” - PBS Documentary Examines How Media and Marketers Are Shaping America’s Perception of Latinos - (I am so going to watch this)
Tonight, the 2008 debate plays out in Spanish
Did You Know –» view: excerpts | section
The official number of translators and interpreters in the United States (as of 2004). The actual number is probably much higher because many don’t work full time.
As many as 200 undocumented immigrants who graduated from Arizona high schools have received private scholarship money through Arizona State University to help pay for out-of-state tuition this semester.
Although the Presidential debate will be on the Spanish language network Univison, the candidates are not allowed to speak in Spanish. So if you happen to be bi-lingual, sorry.
Nearly half of all African-American and Latino children born in 2000 are expected to become diabetic at some time in their lives
Among immigrants who got degrees abroad and arrived in the past 10 years, 42 percent of Latin Americans, 21 percent of Asians and 18 percent of Europeans are doing work that requires no training
GOP candidates snub Univision - this is the third time in recent months that Republican presidential candidates have dissed the fastest-growing part of the electorate by passing up chances to address Latinos’ concerns about the Iraq war, health care, the economy and immigration.
My Picks –» view: excerpts | section
Key to a job in Mexico: Youth - Workers face widespread age discrimination
Spanish ‘granny’ dissects past and present
Exhibit reflects on how the Latin West was won - Los Angeles County Museum of Art - epic-size exhibition “The Arts in Latin America: 1492-1820.”
Alleged kingpin battles language handicap in U.S. - Cardenas’ legal team must have a mountain of paper, tapes translated
Utah recruits Mexican teachers for classrooms
Study finds minorities often get riskier mortgage loans - Lansing, Michigan
An Immigrant’s Death and an Unlikely Suspect
Skilled immigrants often stuck at bottom of U.S. job ladder
Latino hip-hop hits a note - Wichita, Kansas
Statistics on jailed illegals questioned - Virginia
Iowa town squeezed in immigration debate - Marshalltown
Mummified Inca maiden wows crowds in Argentina
Election 2008 –» view: excerpts | section
Giuliani Says Illegal Immigrants Are Not Criminals
Dodd Would End The Trade Embargo With Cuba
Spanish-language Univision goes mainstream with Democratic presidential debate
Interpreters prep for roles in presidential debate
Florida’s Cubans are key for ‘08
Tonight, the 2008 debate plays out in Spanish
Latin America draws candidates’ attention
Richardson pins hopes on Texas for nomination
Richardson Seeks Las Vegas Dem Support
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