Stories

Migrant Memories Surround the...

Frontera NorteSur  For Don Ines Antonio Resendiz, it was the winds of fate that whisked the young Mexican farmer to the United States. Like other residents...

1989 la caída del...

Por Enrique Davis Mazlum  Después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se reestructuran las fronteras. Una de las modificaciones fue el anexo a la Unión Soviética (URSS)...

U.S. – Mexico celebrate...

TIJUANA, MEXICO — Today in Tijuana B. C., Mexico, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Mexican Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT), the Environmental...

World War II, Puerto...

By Daniel M. Lopez Editor El Boricua Newsletter  This coming Veterans Day (Nov. 11, 2009), is an appropriate, and solemn, time to remember and pay long overdue...

MARISA TREVIÑO: She’s one...

By Nilki Benitez  Hispanic bloggers are fast becoming a force to be reckoned with and Marisa Treviño, in Dallas, Texas, is one of the more preeminent...

Preventing Breast Cancer Through...

By Wendy C. Wolf  One simple test could end up saving thousands of women’s lives. Yet, for those without health insurance, the test comes too late....

Organización ayuda a mujeres...

WASHINGTON (ConcienciaNews) – Han pasado 17 años desde que Venus Ginés tuvo cáncer de seno; pero ese pasado le permitió hacer una promesa que ahora...

Haga del inglés su...

LA COLUMNA VERTEBRAL El Soporte Informativo Para Millones de Hispanos Por Sonia Schott  Alguien dijo con mucha razón, que el principal propósito de la educación no es sólo...

California Latino Legislative Caucus...

Latino Caucus Members Encourage Local Community Leaders and Local Elected Officials to Attend  The California Latino Legislative Caucus, led by its chair, State Senator Gil Cedillo...

San Diego and Tijuana...

Six college-bound high school seniors to be chosen; application deadline is January 8, 2010  The non-profit Kyoto Symposium Organization and The San Diego Foundation announced that...

Day of the Dead...

 As the entire country purchases the finishing touches for their Halloween costumes, puts up the last of the scary decorations the little town of San...

“Dinosaur” Resurrection on Schedule...

Frontera NorteSur  Continuing on the path of a centennial reconquest of power, Mexico’s former ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) easily won October 18 municipal elections in...

Power and the Army...

By José Francisco Gallardo Rodríguez  Mexico’s Supreme Court of Justice rejected a petition to review the constitutionality of the use of the army in public security...

As San Diego bids...

Summer is Over San Diego Retailers, Feliz Navidad By Lucia Matthews and Alice Gomez  The air is crisper and the school year is well under way- summer...

Nightmare of a Dream...

By Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez Arizona Watch New America Media, TUCSON, Ariz. — I’ll refer to her as Leticia X.  She is undocumented, but has been in this country...

Editorial and Commentary

Guest Editorial: Veterans’ Day:...

By Jim Estrada  Millions of Latinos are proud of their history of military service to our nation. To discover they have defended the USA against all...

The Public Forum ....

An Open Letter to Mayor Cox  I served on the C.V. Economic Development Commission when the city was working on its Vision 2020 back then. Education...

A un año del...

Por Humberto Caspa, Ph.D  Un año como hoy, los periódicos nacionales vislumbraban una nueva era para la Unión Americana. “Es Obama: victoria decisiva que hace historia”,...

El Gasto No Hará...

Por Israel Ortega El problema con el socialismo es que acaba agotando el dinero de los demás. – Margaret Thatcher  Con nuestro país sumido en una recesión, es...

Editorial: Southwestern College community...

La Prensa San Diego has been a supporter of the board at Southwestern Community College, the hiring of Dr. Raj Chopra and his leadership as...

“Stupid is as Stupid...

Commentary: By Raoul Lowery Contreras  Stupidity among U.S. Senators is usually typified by watching Senator Harry Reid (D) of Nevada make some dumb statement. He has company...

An American Renaissance for...

Commentary: By Hector Garcia  The financial, economic and environmental crises are alarm signals to the world, and particularly to us in the U.S. Acting on the basis...

Salud...

Comentario: Por José R Uzal  Desde el principio de los años 90s, la globalización comenzó a producir la exportación de  buenos empleos. El número de norteamericanos sin...

The Public Forum ....

Kevin O’Neill doing it the hard way  Kevin O’Neill laments someone has called him greedy and a predator; he was overheard calling his detractors Luddities. It...

Empresarios en la política...

Comentario Por Humberto Caspa, Ph.D.  ¡Ajá! Apenas recibió el agua bendita del Partido Republicano. Para ser más exactos, Meg Whitman, ex gerente de eBay, se hizo oficialmente...

Guest Editorial: Latino traditions...

By Yvette Doss We need to get back to a simpler way of living.  My Mexican grandparents had a distrust of financial institutions, a tradition of living...

New DHS Immigration Rules...

Commentary: By Angela Maria Kelley, Marshall Fitz, Gebe Martinez  When the Obama administration took control of government nine months ago, the Department of Homeland Security stood out...

Eight Years of Big...

Commentary: By James Bovard  It seems like only yesterday that President George W. Bush was bragging about having brought “freedom and democracy” to 25 million Afghans, a...

The Failed “Managed Competition”...

Commentary: By Congressman Bob Filner  As the people of San Diego stare down a $180 million city budget deficit for the next year, some people are again...

Incongruencia en Afganistán...

Comentario: Por Humberto Caspa, Ph.D.  El presidente Barack Obama se encuentra en una encrucijada en torno al conflicto bélico y a la situación política en Afganistán.  Que prosiga...

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