News (Noticias) for: July, 2011
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July 28, 2011
Mexico Makes It Easier to Vote Abroad – Beginning Oct. 1, Mexican nationals abroad will be able to register to vote for the 2012 Mexican presidential election. :: Permalink :: from newamericamedia.org
Area students motivated by Hispanic Youth Institute – Nearly 100 high school students from the San Joaquin Valley attended the 2011 Hispanic Youth Institute last week at California State University, Fresno. :: Permalink :: from www.reedleyexponent.com
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers recognizes Chicago engineer – Pedro Cevallos-Candau, the executive vice president of Primera Engineers, received the honor for his efforts in promoting math and science to the Latino community, as well as for his years as of service. :: Permalink :: from www.csemag.com
Israel must reach out to Hispanic-Americans – The Jewish state needs to realize the political potential of this untapped demographic. – (it isn’t often that you see it argued that a foreign power should do this, interesting – a hint at our growing power and maybe a sign of things to come?) :: Permalink :: from www.jpost.com
Video – George Lopez: If Sarah Palin Becomes President, I’ll Move to Canada
Richard G. Santos: Tejano Food Can Be Healthy, Too :: Permalink :: from www.newstaco.com
San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro’s Vision Is Green, Techy And Prosperous :: Permalink :: from www.newstaco.com
List ALMA Award Nominees – Christina Aguilera and Selena Gomez are the leading nominees
The Cuban film Habanastation by young director Ian Padron will premiere Thursday at the Traverse City Film Festival in founded by U.S. filmmaker Michael Moore. :: Permalink :: from www.plenglish.com
On Arianna Huffington and The Infectious Empowerment of Story Telling :: Permalink :: from newlatina.net
Erwin De Leon: State DREAM Acts: Far from Fulfilling the Dream :: Permalink :: from news.feetintwoworlds.org
Accomplished Leaders Honored at NCLR Awards Gala
DC’s Trinity College to Host LatPro Hispanic and Bilingual Job Fair
The Théȃtre Chȃtelet in Paris will premiere “To Cross the Face of the Moon/Cruzar la Cara de la Luna”, a mariachi opera production about Mexican immigration in the United States. :: Permalink :: from newamericamedia.org
Ex-Sacramentan Gustavo Galindo opens tonight’s Fiesta en la Calle concert – California :: Permalink :: from www.sacbee.com
Federal officials shut down the Borinquen Federal Credit Union this month after a $2 million second-quarter loss wiped out the organization’s net worth and left it with a $1 million deficit – founded in 1974 to serve low-income Hispanics in North Philadelphia :: Permalink :: from www.philly.com
Improving Mexican economy draws undocumented immigrants home from California – Mexico’s unemployment rate is now 4.9%, compared with 9.4% joblessness in the United States. :: Permalink :: from www.sacbee.com
Dominican merengue veterans Los Hermanos Rosario are preparing their latest musical project complete with the innovative concepts and sounds that have kept them popular for three decades. :: Permalink :: from www.laht.com
El Gallito getting busted at the White House is getting old – Gregory Tejeda on Rep. Luis Gutierrez getting arrested :: Permalink :: from southchicagoan.blogspot.com
Video: President Obama Addresses Council of La Raza
The White House: The Debt Limit Debate and the Latino Community – by Stephanie Valencia
Tequila gives new biofuel crops a shot – Study finds ethanol derived from agave plants could provide a substitute for petrol and be grown without displacing food crops :: Permalink :: from www.guardian.co.uk
A New Way to Fight Mexico’s Vicious Cartels: Legalizing Marijuana :: Permalink :: from www.time.com
July 27, 2011
HispanicTips’ Latino News Summary – July 27th, 2011
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