News (Noticias) for: November, 2009
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November 30, 2009
Retaining Hispanic votes a challenge for Obama – Poll finds 68% back president, but will that help in next elections?
from msnbc.msn.com :: Tagged Barack Obama, hispanic voters
The government of Peru is apologizing to its Afro-Peruvian population for the first time for centuries of abuse, exclusion and discrimination.
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged discrimination, government, Peru, racial issues
Witnessing history – ‘Chinito’ photographs Juárez for 64 years – Hector Oaxaca Acosta has been taking pictures in Juárez since 1945.
from elpasotimes.com :: Tagged Cuidad Juarez, Mexico, photography
A nonprofit that served Orange County’s Latino population for a decade closed its doors this week, saying the recession had taken a heavy toll on its funding. – Carrboro, NC
El Centro Latino
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged non-profit, North Carolina, recession
Interview with Rene Cantu Jr. – Nevada State College vice president of multicultural affairs and vice chairman of the Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce – Happy to speak for Latinos when they need a voice
from lasvegassun.com :: Tagged interview, Nevada, Rene Cantu Jr.
Good Summary of Honduras Vote Results
from ourlatinamerica.blogspot.com :: Tagged Honduras
Listen to ad – Spanish language beer radio ad features comic disclaimer – Tecate beer radio ad dubbed Disclaimer by Adrenalina
from hispanicmpr.com :: Tagged audio, radio, Tecate
Raymond Herrera isn’t bothered that people are split on whether he’s a patriotic activist or self-hating, racist nut. – The 60-year-old Victorville resident and Vietnam War G.I. has become a fixture at city council, school and county board meetings, where he and members of his fledgling group “We the People, California Crusaders,” decry the ills of illegal immigration and voice support for tougher laws.
from sbsun.com :: Tagged activist, California, Raymond Herrera
Obama challenge: keep his Hispanic support
from hcnonline.com :: Tagged Barack Obama
Puerto Rico has such a bad history with research monkeys running amok that some residents are stunned that its government has tentatively approved a plan to import and breed thousands of primates for sale to U.S. researchers.
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged government, Puerto Rico
Vastly different books shed light on Latino experience – Crazy Chicana in Catholic City by Juliana Aragón Fatula & Lyn Miller-Lachmann’s Gringolandia
from labloga.blogspot.com :: Tagged book, catholic, Chicana, latino writers, poetry
Hondurans elect businessman Pepe Lobo as president
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged Honduras
Lou ‘Cesar Chavez’ Dobbs – champion of Latinos everywhere
from trueslant.com :: Tagged Lou Dobbs
Study links Latino immigrants’ HIV testing to level of adaptation to U.S. culture
from latimesblogs.latimes.com :: Tagged acculturation, HIV
Ex-guerrilla easily wins Uruguay presidency – Jose Mujica
from miamiherald.com :: Tagged Jose Mujica, Uruguay
59% of Hispanic males and 70% of Hispanic females are finishing high school in Arizona, compared with 78% of White males and 85% of White females.
from azcentral.com :: Tagged Arizona, dropout rate, statistic
75% of Arizona’s Latino children under age 6 live in poverty, compared with 30% of White children in that age group.
from azcentral.com :: Tagged Arizona, children, poverty, statistic
An 11-month-old baby boy was wounded in a shooting as the violence that has suffocated Cuidad Juárez for nearly two years continued with more than 20 killings over the weekend
from elpasotimes.com :: Tagged crime, Cuidad Juarez, Mexico
November 25, 2009
November 24, 2009
Hispanic y Latino News Summary :: November 24th, 2009 Edition :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment
:: Tagged summary
So do you think Lou Dobbs will get the Hispanic vote in 2012?
from latimesblogs.latimes.com :: Tagged Lou Dobbs
Texas Right of Way Associates Announces: We Are a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE)
:: Tagged Texas
Hispanics have found a higher profile with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce in the past year, with more outreach efforts planned, chamber officials said Monday.
from lubbockonline.com :: Tagged Lubbock, Texas
Zoot-suit wearing “Pancho Claus” has been discharged from a Houston hospital after treatment for an apparent heart attack.- Actor Richard Reyes
from chron.com :: Tagged actor, Christmas, Houston, Texas
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