Author Archives: Editor
Chicago se Convierte en la Ciudad Más “Amistosa con el Inmigrante”
El Alcalde Rahm Emanuel anunció el martes su intención de introducir una ordenanza de Bienvenidos a la Ciudad, en un esfuerzo por hacer de Chicago la ciudad más amistosa del… Read more
Action Now Responds to Emanuel’s Plan to Demolish Vacant Buildings
Mayor Emanuel announced his new initiative to demolish vacant buildings as a way to curb gang activity. The Mayor stated, “With these actions we are sending a clear message to… Read more
La Ciudad Anuncia Iniciativa para Prevenir Actividad Pandillera
El Alcalde Emanuel anunció el lunes una nueva iniciativa entre el Departamento de Policía de Chicago (CPD) y el Departamento de Edificios, misma que ayudará a la ciudad a identificar,… Read more
LGC to Award Grant to Three Outstanding Latino Led, Serving Organizations
The report ‘The State of Latino Chicago: This is Home Now’ highlighted that only 53 percent of all Latino students graduated high school in four years after entering ninth grade…. Read more
Action Now Responde al Plan de Emanuel de Demoler Edificios Vacantes
El Alcalde Emanuel anunció su nueva iniciativa de demoler edificios vacantes, como una forma de frenar la actividad pandillera. El Alcalde declaró, “Haciendo esto enviamos un claro mensaje a los… Read more
The Seven Week 100 Degree Days
By: Daniel Nardini For the last seven days, much of the U.S. Midwest and Northeast were experiencing 100 plus degree weather. So far, this has proven to be the hottest… Read more
News Writer in Trouble
By: Daniel Nardini Journalist Mario Guevara, a writer for the State of Georgia’s largest Spanish language newspaper, has been writing about immigration issues and those poor unfortunates caught up in… Read more
When General Grant Tried to Expel the Jews
By: Daniel Nardini It is one of the most unusual events in U.S. history. During the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865), Union General Ulysses S. Grant was concerned about how smugglers… Read more
An ACLU Public Service Announcement
By: Daniel Nardini Since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the State of Arizona does have the right to ask for legal papers for those stopped for any crime on… Read more
Wisconsin: Still the Divided State
By: Daniel Nardini During the recall vote, I decided not to bother commenting on what might happen or on what a victory or defeat for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker might… Read more »