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El poder de las mujeres y el giro izquierdista agitan primer debate demócrata

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Washington, 29 jun (EFEUSA).- Los dos primeros debates de los aspirantes a la candidatura demócrata para las elecciones de 2020 en EE.UU. evidenciaron las fracturas internas en el partido, con la nueva ola progresista, liderada por las senadoras Kamala Harris y Elizabeth Warren, arrinconando la moderación del ex vicepresidente Joe Biden. Durante cuatro horas, en …

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Supreme Court Census Decision Applauded By Santa Clara County

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County: full participation will protect political representation, key funding for essential services including roads, education, health care SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF.— Today, after the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the U.S. Census Bureau from including a question about citizenship status on the 2020 Census, County officials urged all county residents to participate in the Census to …

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El Teatro de los Pobres held ceremony for an alcohol free Mexican Cultural Center

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November 12, 1997 Text by Yolanda Reynolds Photos by Mary J. Andrade El Teatro de los Pobres members were joined Tuesday, November 11, by ACORN, TACCLE which stands for Teen Activists for Community change & Leadership Education (a California Wellness Foundation funded program), Eastside Community Neighborhood Center, Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, Santa Clara …

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San José Mayor Sam Liccardo Responds to Supreme Court Ruling

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“It Appears Too Soon to Celebrate” Mayor Liccardo Vows to Continue Work to Ensure Accurate Count San José, Calif. – In response to the Supreme Court’s ruling today on the Trump Administration’s attempt to depress participation in the 2020 Census by adding a question about the respondent’s citizenship status, San José Mayor Sam Liccardo issued …

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“México no va bien”

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Por: David Figueroa Ortega Los datos duros, que no son juicios de valor a criterio y que además son publicados por las mismas instituciones de gobierno, nos indican que no vamos bien, aunque el presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador ponga su mayor empeño en plantear una realidad alterna. La economía se encuentra frenada, los datos …

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Inauguran en Los Ángeles plaza Dolores Huerta en honor a la activista hispana

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Los Ángeles, 22 jun (EFE).- La ciudad de Los Ángeles inauguró este sábado la plaza Dolores Huerta en honor de la activista que fundó el poderoso Sindicato de Campesinos (UFW) y acuñó la famosa frase “!Sí se puede!”, lema de campaña años más tarde del expresidente estadounidense Barack Obama. Huerta dijo a Efe que su …

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Mayor Sam Liccardo on potential ICE activity in the Area

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ON ENFORCEMENT TARGETING MIGRANT FAMILIES The following is a statement from Mayor Liccardo regarding reports of ICE activity in the San Francisco Bay Area: “In San Jose, we reject this administration’s politics of fear and exclusion, which is tearing our families apart. It’s important for all members of our San Jose community—regardless of immigration status— …

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San Jose City Council majority takes a stand for social justice  

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October 29, 1997 By Yolanda Reynolds Last Tuesday, October 21, by a 6-5 vote the San Jose City Council voted to endorse a boycott of Super Kmart. UFCW (United Food and Commercial Workers) Local 428 spokesperson, Ron Lynd explained that across the country, Super Kmart has a reputation of paying its employees low salaries and …

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