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Puerto Rico: Speak English Or Else!
By: Daniel Nardini This is probably the biggest nail in the coffin for a Rick Santorum presidency. The hopeful Republican presidential candidate went to Puerto Rico where he told the… Read more
Justice for the Sterilized Women of Peru
By: Daniel Nardini Recently the Peruvian government has reopened its investigation into the forced sterilization of Peruvian indigenous women in the 1990’s. The question is how far this investigation will… Read more
French Xenophobia
By: Daniel Nardini It seems that race and ethnic hatred along with xenophobia are not American monopolies during elections. The same is happening in France. Yes, France is having a… Read more
The Obama Myth
By: Daniel Nardini U.S. President Barack Obama. For many people they see very different things about this man. There are people who see him as not a U.S.-born citizen. There… Read more
The Iran Replay
By: Daniel Nardini Yes people, there is real pain at the pump these days. The price of gasoline is going up and up. We are barely into spring and none… Read more
Living in Fear in Georgia
By: Daniel Nardini In Gainesville, Georgia, the local police have been empowered to check the immigration status of all driver’s, if the police believe they are “illegal,” even for minor… Read more
Three Cheers for Racism!
By: Daniel Nardini This is as divisive as the American flag flap a year ago, but this time the shoe is on the other foot. The whole thing began innocently… Read more
The Ron Paul Phenomenon
By: Daniel Nardini One political presidential candidate who really stands out from the rest is Republican primary candidate Ron Paul. Even though it does not look likely that he will… Read more
Migrant Prison Town USA
By: Daniel Nardini This is getting too close to home. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) wants to build a security facility in Crete, Illinois, for undocumented migrant workers that have… Read more
The Undocumented Americans in Mexico
By: Daniel Nardini I remember when I was in Guadalajara, Mexico, a long time ago, I met a lady who was working in a private tourist booth with pamphlets and… Read more »