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| Federal officials reach out to Latinos in Phoenix |
| Federal officials representing various departments descended upon Phoenix to hold the White House Hispanic Community Action Summit, an event seeking to open a dialogue between local leaders and residents and the federal government. The event was held in collaboration with Arizona State University (ASU), and attracted 300 plus participants. The summit is part of a series of forums held in various cities across the country where attendants are encouraged to voice their concerns directly with federal decision and policy makers. Attendants were eager to talk and interact with federal officials who work mostly at the regional or national level and had little or no contact at this level with local communities. By Eduardo Barraza |
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Old Tenochtitlan,
Endeless Source of Awe
Archaeologists from the INAH
unveiled a circular platform of great
dimensions they estimate is about
500 years old. The finding took place
in front of the ruins of the Great
Templo in Mexico City.
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story
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Endeless Source of Awe
Archaeologists from the INAH
unveiled a circular platform of great
dimensions they estimate is about
500 years old. The finding took place
in front of the ruins of the Great
Templo in Mexico City.
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story
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'Occupy Movement' Hit a Nerve
Everywhere
An embryo of a social movement is taking place and
spreading fast as protests in New York against Wall
Street are replicated across the country. This represent
the harsh reality of millions of individuals who have seen
their sense of stability gone with the recession
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story View slideshow
Everywhere
An embryo of a social movement is taking place and
spreading fast as protests in New York against Wall
Street are replicated across the country. This represent
the harsh reality of millions of individuals who have seen
their sense of stability gone with the recession
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story View slideshow
Gregorio León, a voice
for "bracero" workers in
Arizona
The son of a bracero who inherited
from his father not an amount of
money but a binational struggle,
attempts to recover at least a
symbolic amount of the percentage
of wages that his father Lucio, who
died in 2002, never received.
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story
for "bracero" workers in
Arizona
The son of a bracero who inherited
from his father not an amount of
money but a binational struggle,
attempts to recover at least a
symbolic amount of the percentage
of wages that his father Lucio, who
died in 2002, never received.
| By Eduardo Barraza Read Story
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Oscar, the Child Laborer of The Forgotten
Border
An 11 year-old Guatemalan boy works long hours at the bank of
the Suchiate River, in the Mexico-Guatemala border. His
childhood, like the one of many others, goes by amongst games,
school and long working days.
| By Pedro Ultreras Read Story
Border
An 11 year-old Guatemalan boy works long hours at the bank of
the Suchiate River, in the Mexico-Guatemala border. His
childhood, like the one of many others, goes by amongst games,
school and long working days.
| By Pedro Ultreras Read Story
A Marvel Emerges in the Great Temple
An impressive monolith surfaces in the heart of Mexico City, bringing a new light of
glory of the buried Aztec Empire.
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An impressive monolith surfaces in the heart of Mexico City, bringing a new light of
glory of the buried Aztec Empire.
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The Head of Pancho Villa
A sociological vision into the mind of an icon outlaw and hero of all times.
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A sociological vision into the mind of an icon outlaw and hero of all times.
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Cesar E. Chavez in Phoenix, 1972
The farm workers organizer's legacy to us is that we remain steadfast in our own
convictions to overcome injustice and poverty; and never give up.
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The farm workers organizer's legacy to us is that we remain steadfast in our own
convictions to overcome injustice and poverty; and never give up.
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The Blue House of Frida Kahlo
The Blue House encloses —in a circumference of attraction and awe— the revealed
truth of an artist that died to become immortalized.
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The Blue House encloses —in a circumference of attraction and awe— the revealed
truth of an artist that died to become immortalized.
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"Tent City", 18 Years of the "Sheriff Joe
Show"
The celebration of the 18th anniversary took place in the same
spot where Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced in
1993 the creation of the jail. The ceremony was show and the
inmates followed along.
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spot where Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced in
1993 the creation of the jail. The ceremony was show and the
inmates followed along.
| By Eduardo Barraza View Gallery
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