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Manifestantes Piden la Reapertura de un Centro de Trauma
El sábado, 12 de mayo, madres, jóvenes y estudiantes marcharon desde la calle 61 y la Ave. Cottage Grove, al centro de trauma más cercano, a diez millas de distancia,… Read more
A Nicaraguan Icon?
By: Daniel Nardini Just a few weeks ago, the last co-founder of the Nicaraguan Sandinista National Liberation Front (i.e. the Sandinistas), Thomas Borge, died from respiratory failure. He was 81…. Read more
Secure Communities Police State
By: Daniel Nardini Last week, the federal government started the Secure Communities program in New York state. The program, initiated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, is a cooperative… Read more
Luna Negra Partners with MCA for Luna Nueva
Luna Negra Dance Theater and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago, launch a new initiative this summer called Luna Nueva. An extension of Luna Negra’s mission to showcase the… Read more
The Mayan Message from Xultun
By: Daniel Nardini Archeologists have discovered what seems to be so far the oldest Mayan calendar system in existence at the Xultun site in Guatemala. The series of Mayan numbers… Read more
“Race War” Averted
By: Daniel Nardini The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested ten people of an extremist right wing group called the American Front for possible attacks against immigrants and racial and… Read more
A Través del Espejo
Los espejos son los mejores amigos de los estudiantes de danza y su peor enemigo, ya que exponen momentos de belleza y claridad así como pasos en falso y faltos… Read more
City of Chicago Honors Pilsen Neighbors Community Council
On May 9, 2012 the City of Chicago passed a resolution honoring Pilsen Neighbors Community Council (PNCC) for Fiesta del Sol’s 40th anniversary. Starting off as a block party, Fiesta… Read more
No More Stop-and-Frisk
By: Daniel Nardini One of New York City Police’s most controversial methods of law enforcement is what is called “stop-and-frisk.” The point of this act is to stop anyone, find… Read more »