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Archive for December 29th, 2005

After Much Delay, Pinochet finally gets his close up

12:00 pm By Maegan La Mala · Chile · Comments Off

29 Dec 2005

pinochet.jpg 90 year old former Chilean dictator, Augusto Pinochet, was fingerprinted and had his mugshot taken yesterday as part of his indictment in the killing and disappearance of nine people in the 1970′s. The booking took place in Pinochet’s mansion in a suburb of the Chilean capital of Santiago, where he has been under house arrest.

Via / Terra.com

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Don’t Wait for el Abayarde in Cali

8:25 am By Maegan La Mala · Celebrities|Colombia|Events|Music · Comments Off

29 Dec 2005

tego.jpg Despite his picture being used to promote the 45th Feria de Cali, a multi-day event including concerts and parades in the Colombian city, Tego Calderon will not be doing his guasa, guasa at the Feria. According to Tego’s publicist there were contractual issues that the Feria organizers were aware of.

Via / Terra.com

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California Universities Attract Latinos

1:57 am By Maegan La Mala · Education · Comments Off

29 Dec 2005

latino_students.jpgAccording to the magazine Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education, more than 30 California universities are in the top 100 of schools that award bachelor’s degrees to Latino students.

Several San Joaquin Valley schools, including California State University, Stanislaus; California State University, Sacramento; and California State University, Fresno, were named. Those schools also have made the list in the past.

“The pick list is primarily put together to inform parents … which schools would be Hispanic-friendly to their children,” said Suzanne Lopez-Isa, the magazine’s managing editor. “We found that most Hispanics are very family-oriented people and want to send their child to a Hispanic-friendly area.”

More than 205,000 of San Joaquin County’s 614,000-plus residents are Hispanic, according to the Census Bureau’s 2003 American Community Survey.

Via / The Record

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