Blogante News for Monday – December 10th, 2007

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Republicans talk tough against illegal immigration in debate

Many work to be sure entrants know rights – The immigration raids are coming. It’s no longer a matter of if, but when. – Arizona

Family accused of enslaving workers at Immokalee camp – Florida

Texs A&M set to name first female and Hispanic president – Elsa Murano sole finalist for job vacated by Robert Gates.

Senate candidate Martin Chavez lagged behind his rival – (Dropped out of the New Mexico Senate run)

Man from El Chuco: Helping Bridge the Divide – (worth reading)

Hispanics focus of GOP debate tonight

Hispanics set to be key 2008 voters

My Picks (Tomás’ handpicked hispanic highlights) –» view the latest 50 headlines or 25 excerpts

Philadelphia’s Latino Immigrants Take up Video Cameras To Tell Their Life Stories

Latin American Jews attend Hollywood workshop – Florida

Tigard playwright creates a modern-day nativity story – ‘In from the Cold’ is a multi-cultural story of forgiveness – Oregon

The glue of Guadalupe – Participants see run, events and feast day as promoting solidarity, friendship – Delaware and the Guedalupana Torch Run

Immigrants’ bilingual reality gets lost in translation

High tech makes U.S. Latinos feel more at home

De La Hoya could benefit Dynamo – Houston

English-only laws are discriminatory, and create more divisiveness

Don Cheto is the talk of the town – The cranky old on-air character at Spanish-language station KBUE-FM is actually played by a 27-year-old immigrant who’s got his competition in a sweat. -Los Angeles

Eye Openers –» view the latest 50 headlines or 25 excerpts

Federal agents target Mexican drug cartels, 67 people charged in Atlanta area

Protester has tough time getting permit to burn Mexican flag outside Washington state Capitol

Families of burned illegal immigrants grieve while medical bills and questions mount – San Diego Area

José Luis Aquino Murdered – (another grupera death – from Los Condes)

Ethics debated in the reporting of illegal immigrants

US Commerce Dept. Funds Labor & Immigration Study

Virginia businesses unite to fight illegals – (illegal is not a noun) – (the title should read ‘to fight illegal immigration crackdowns’)

NC5 Examines Impact Of Illegals In Springfield, Tennessee – (Illegal is not a noun – still worth reading though)

Arizona Immigration Law Challenge Tossed

Immigrant policies vex police at local level – Officials around country say they lack resources of their federal peers

Some wary of potential rise in anti-Hispanic sentiment – Tucson

Hispanics want apology for ‘wetback’ comment – from Carroll County Commissioner Bill Head – Atlanta

Outside Phoenix store, border debate rages on

Move to honor Chavez hits a roadblock – In Portland, Ore., naming a street after the activist proves difficult. A series of hostile meetings ends in an impasse.

Did You Know –» view the latest 50 headlines or 25 excerpts.

Next week, billboards will go up advertising the caucus vote on Saturday, January 19th, reminding Hispanic voters to participate in the Democratic presidential nomination. – Nevada

Census projections say Latinos will make up 50 percent of Tucson’s population by 2015.

Election 2008 –» View the latest 50 headlines or 25 excerpts
(Are you registered to vote? Will you vote? You really, really should.)

Republicans talk tough against illegal immigration in debate

Huckabee Immigration Plan Emphasizes Security – New York Times

Live Blogging Univision Republican Debate » VivirLatino

Transcript: Bill Richardson – National Journal On Air

Man from El Chuco: Helping Bridge the Divide – (worth reading)

Immigration issue will test GOP hopefuls – Sunday night’s Univisíon debate places GOP candidates in a political pressure cooker over a divisive issue: illegal immigration.

Republicans strategize before tonight’s Univision debate

Hispanics focus of GOP debate tonight

Hispanics set to be key 2008 voters

Giuliani duplicates his N.Y. success with Hispanics in Florida

Among Hispanic voters, GOP candidates look to Cuban-Americans for allies – Florida

King of Spain, Ortiz Among Romney’s Hispanic Heroes

Next week, billboards will go up advertising the caucus vote on Saturday, January 19th, reminding Hispanic voters to participate in the Democratic presidential nomination. – Nevada

Richardson doesn’t have to share the spotlight in Nevada

GOP ratchets up immigration rhetoric

Blogante Business more at: Business | Marketing | Real Estate | Media | Internet

Juniper Signs Facility Services Pact with Equity Media for Its Spanish Affiliate Operations

Arizona Businesses, Latino Groups Vow to Keep Fighting Illegal Immigrant Hiring Law – Politics | Republican Party | Democratic Party | Political Spectrum

Beware the Professional Hispanic

US Commerce Dept. Funds Labor & Immigration Study

Does the Chicken Know His Way to San Jose? – Popular DJ ‘El Pollo’ from KRZZ 93.3 La Raza in San Francisco begins a long journey to please his audience

Virginia businesses unite to fight illegals – (illegal is not a noun) – (the title should read ‘to fight illegal immigration crackdowns’)

De La Hoya could benefit Dynamo – Houston

Hispanic consumers no longer just a niche market – Tucson

Don Cheto is the talk of the town – The cranky old on-air character at Spanish-language station KBUE-FM is actually played by a 27-year-old immigrant who’s got his competition in a sweat. -Los Angeles

Blogante Entertainment+ more at: Entertainment | Musica

Third Mexican musician murdered in a week

Ninel Conde to Say “I Do” on Saturday

Itatí Cantoral Turns Down Aventurera Role

José Luis Aquino Murdered – (another grupera death – from Los Condes)

Sergio Gómez and Valentín Elizade Score GRAMMY Nominations – (both are deceased)

Hundreds mourn Mexican musician in Indianapolis – Sergio Gomez

Juanes breaks down borders – The popular Colombian previews his world tour at a rare club date. Next stop: the Nobel concert.

The sensational Sanz: Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz turns personal turmoil into power on stage

Calle 13, Tego, Daddy get Grammy nods

New Orleans gets Spanish-language TV

Don Cheto is the talk of the town – The cranky old on-air character at Spanish-language station KBUE-FM is actually played by a 27-year-old immigrant who’s got his competition in a sweat. -Los Angeles

Blogante News from all the other categories – View all categories | states | metros | sitemap — special mention to immigration

Cuban circus juggling act vanishes on Mexican tour

A Thousand Spanish Dishes

Former illegal awaits a more open immigration policy – Miguel Ruiz, who now creates jobs, wants more open immigration policy – (illegal is not a noun)

Schools adapt to growing Latino population – Tucson

A Latino’s perspective — from the north

Jesus Chairez of Dallas: A place for us – Latino art space Estrada Studio relocates, but continues mission, says JESUS CHAIREZ of Dallas

Second Pennsylvania Summit on Educational Excellence for Latino Students Planned | Reuters

He had the right stuff to be chief – Steve Segura, Sacramento’s senior deputy chief retiring

Richland College professor provokes with art project – Dallas

Oaxaca after the riots

Zumba Seizes Favor at West Virginia University

California Department Ships Truck To Mexico Town – (from Firebaugh to Tepalcatepec)

Escondido exploring new restrictions on day laborers – California

Hispanic Students Pursue Higher Education – Pasco, Washington

University of Arizona seeking more Hispanic students

Posted on: December 9th, 2007
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Blogante News for Monday – December 10th, 2007

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