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June 20, 2008
Genes explain why Chihuahuas are so high-strung
Tequila is surprise raw material for diamond films
June 19, 2008
Mexico reforms its justice system – Legislation allows U.S.-style public trials. Change will take time.
June 17, 2008
Human cost of Brazil’s biofuels boom – The country is a key producer of ethanol. Many of those cutting the sugar cane used to make the fuel are said to endure primitive conditions.
Panama City: A boomtown with growing pains – The canal expansion and an influx of firms are transforming the city, but its infrastructure is sorely inadequate.
Nicaraguan singer-revolutionary bars government from using songs – Carlos Mejia Godoy
Elian Gonzalez joins Cuba’s youth Communists
Legal Drugs Kill Far More Than Illegal, Florida Says – An analysis of autopsies in 2007 released this week by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission found that the rate of deaths caused by prescription drugs was three times the rate of deaths caused by all illicit drugs combined.
June 12, 2008
Cubans Wifredo Lam and Carlos Luna showcased at Museum of Latin American Art – Los Angeles
June 9, 2008
Tijuana’s elite flee to San Diego County to escape kidnappings and violence in Mexico
Denver promise of free college is breaking some hearts – Illegal immigrants graduating from high school find that the 2004 pledge won’t cover out-of-state tuition, and they’re not entitled to Colorado resident prices.
Leftist thinking left off the syllabus – Francisco Marroquin University is a bastion of libertarianism, drawing potshots from both sides of the political spectrum.
June 3, 2008
A long walk to citizenship – Nothing was going to stop him from taking the oath.
June 2, 2008
‘Conscientious Projector: Photographs by Maria Teresa Fernandez’ – The Armory Center for the Arts at Pasadena exhibition focuses on the U.S.-Mexico border fence.
What the Mexicans Might Learn From the Italians
Latino voting trends
May 29, 2008
US system of deportation inhumane – Immigrant rights under threat by poor detention and deportation procedures
May 28, 2008
More Latinos in NYPD Promoted
May 27, 2008
ad:tech Miami Connects Marketers with Hispanic Culture, Diversity and Growth Online
In Mexico, a baptismal party to remember – A reporter’s domestic worker throws a lavish party she can ill afford, in an act of love for her daughter and generosity toward their community.
In L.A., coping with the threat of deportation – Advocates are urging illegal immigrants to make plans for issues such as bail, lawyers and child caretakers.
In Colorado River Delta, waters — and prospects — are drying up – The increasingly meager flow into northern Mexico imperils the Cucapa Indians and the millions of others who depend on it.
A Washington town confronts its language barrier – In a program seen as a bellwether, the Justice Department steps in with a formal plan to bridge the English-Spanish divide in Mattawa.
May 22, 2008
28 Florida men charged with smuggling Cubans – The number of Cubans arriving in the U.S. illegally has risen by double digits in each of the last four years as the multimillion-dollar human-smuggling industry has flourished.
ad:tech Miami Connects Marketers with Hispanic Culture, Diversity and Growth Online
May 20, 2008
Female farmworkers at risk – Rape victim Olivia Tamayo won in court. But how many are silent victims?
May 19, 2008
Smugglers sexually assaulted immigrants, officials say – One of the 60 immigrants found at a South L.A. drop house told authorities she had been impregnated by her attacker. Agents seek evidence tying it to a human-smuggling ring busted in Februar
May 15, 2008
“Cup O’ Mambo” Gives Social Media a Latin Buzz — Mercury Mambo Launches Blog on Hispanic Marketing Trends
May 13, 2008
California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez leaves the speaker’s post
Bittersweet Reunions Span U.S. Border – on Mother’s day
May 12, 2008
Bolivia’s President Morales agrees to recall vote
Drug cartel suspected in Mexico City killing
May 7, 2008
Border busts coming and going – U.S. border authorities no longer apprehend illegal immigrants only as they enter the country. Now they’re catching them on the way out.
May 6, 2008
Belts tighten in Nicaragua – The situation is growing desperate as Central America is hit by soaring global prices for grains and fuel.
May 5, 2008
Bolivian province votes for autonomy
April 28, 2008
A rediscovering of East L.A.’s core – Latino artists help revamp a place where the community (and freeways) intersects.
Congress sees eye to eye on helping one immigrant group — entertainers
Popular with tourists in Brazil, Recife is deadly for residents – Soaring homicide rate among the Brazilian city’s poor gets little notice. But a team of journalists is trying to change that.
Mystery surrounds Tijuana drug shootings – Newspapers are full of unattributed accounts of who was involved and who was killed. Mexican officials remain tight-lipped.
Gang shootout in Tijuana leaves 13 dead
Work is Criminal for Mississippi Undocumented
April 24, 2008
At El Salvador mall, shopping and salvation all under one roof
April 22, 2008
U.S. immigration laws sapping trade, businesses say – in Washington state
April 21, 2008
AT&T Launches $100 Million Philanthropic Education Program, Job Shadowing for 100,000 Students, Research and Community Engagement Support to Address High School Dropout Crisis
April 15, 2008
Illegal immigrants pay billions in taxes
April 12, 2008
In Searching for New Job, Alberto Gonzales Sees No Takers
Family started festival, remains hub of Orlando’s Latin community – (the Medina family + Fiesta Medina)
Legal Immigrants, Until They Sought Citizenship – (why does the immigration process have to be so difficult?)
April 8, 2008
How to Cook a Cattle Head
March 24, 2008
The roundup begins: the targeting of the Hispanic community – Minneapolis
March 22, 2008
Houston Astros hire Francisco Romero for Spanish radio
Sofía Vergara stars in “Meet The Browns,” strives for a lead role
March 5, 2008
Misconceptions about Mexico unchallenged
February 27, 2008
Perez Hilton Could Play New Role: A&R Man – working with Warner Brothers
Cheap Cocaine Floods Argentina, Devouring Lives
February 25, 2008
AOL Launches in Mexico, Expanding Global Presence
February 21, 2008
Teachers strike begins in Puerto Rico with clashes between police and demonstrators
February 18, 2008
In Mexico, old U.S. cars find new homes
February 12, 2008
Obama Courts Latinos in Silver Spring – Maryland
February 11, 2008
In Venezuela, Faith in Chávez Starts to Wane
January 31, 2008
Latino Steering Committee formed for Obama – California
January 22, 2008
Tequila bars take flight in Los Angeles
2.8 million reasons to run hard – To capture Latino votes in California, presidential candidates have to go beyond photo opportunities.
January 21, 2008
Giuliani Had Ties to Company Trying to Sell Border Technology
January 14, 2008
Illegal workers a key issue for Republican candidates
January 7, 2008
Naomi Campbell interviews Hugo Chavez for GQ
December 28, 2007
A Global Trek to Poor Nations, From Poorer Ones
December 13, 2007
Latino credit union lands $5.5M, will add branches – North Carolina
December 1, 2007
Crowd boos Clinton over immigration reform – Des Moines, Iowa
Rosie Perez At “The Ritz”, Actress Talks About Her Broadway Show, Race, Politics
November 19, 2007
Wal-Mart makes donation to flood relief in Mexican state
Barcelona Party Boys Mix Styles and Languages for a Good-Time Electronic Vibe – The Pinker Tones
November 6, 2007
Foster Children at Risk, and an Opportunity Lost – New York City
November 4, 2007
Navarrette: Calling out scoundrels doesn’t make me Tio Tomas
Guanabee.com: Spicy coverage for the Latino in you
October 31, 2007
Nordic nations sound alarm over melting Arctic
October 30, 2007
Not All Is Gloomy in Real Estate: A Blog Network Attracts Capital – Curbed.com
October 29, 2007
Blood type can confer resistance to malaria
The Wiretap This Time – By STUDS TERKEL
Bloggers step up in brand-name search results
BlogBridge 6 Reviewed: RSS Reader, News Aggregator and Blog Publishing Tool Adds Strong Meme-Tracking Features – Robin Good’s Latest News
October 28, 2007
Born to Rum – Discover a Caribbean revival
What Part of ‘Illegal’ Don’t You Understand? – (good read)
Glare of Fires Pulls Migrants From Shadows – San Diego County
Today’s Hidden Slave Trade
October 26, 2007
Mexicans Miss Money From Relatives Up North
Illegal Immigrants Leaving Area Before New Law Takes Effect – Latino groups said upward of 20,000 illegal immigrants have fled Tulsa alone in recent weeks. – Oklahoma
October 25, 2007
Latino Immigrants Stand Their Ground – Prince William County
House Democrats Set For Vote on New Version Of Children’s Health Bill – The new version will underscore that illegal immigrants will not have access to the expanded program
October 23, 2007
Morgan Stanley settles race bias suit for $16 million – MarketWatch
New to Being Dry, the South Struggles to Adapt
Inch by Inch, Great Lakes Shrink, and Cargo Carriers Face Losses
Environmental Laws Waived to Press Work on Border Fence
New Ethics Rules? Lobbyists Say They Already Know How To Bypass Them
One Person’s Trash Is Another Person’s Lost Masterpiece – (A painting by Mexican Rufino Tamayo found in the garbage in NYC worth a cool million $$)
October 22, 2007
Latino teens making films about growing up in Willmar – Minnesota
Old Enough Now to Ask How Dad Died at War
Fuerzabruta – New York
October 21, 2007
‘Adios, tocayo’ — Carlos Pesina will be dearly missed in our community – Waco
