5:48 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Controversia| Peru| Politics| World · Comments Off
20 Jun 2007
While ex-President of Peru Alberto Fujimori might be at risk of being extradited from him current home in Chile to the country he left in a flurry of controversy, he doesn’t seem too worried. He’s got his sights set on a political future in another country: Japan, where a political party has asked him to run for Senator.
“In light of this proposal, Alberto Fujimori has left his definite response pending, as he analyzes the benefits of his possible election as Senator in Japan could have for the Preuvian people,” said the ex-president’s press office in a statement.
12:27 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Controversia| Dominican Republic| Immigration| Politics · 2 Comments
20 Jun 2007
Proving yet again that no good deed goes unpunished, Yaderlin Jimenez, the wife of a missing in action soldier stationed in Iraq faces deportation. Spc. Alex R. Jimenez has been missing since May 12 when there was an attack on his unit in Iraq. He petitioned for his wife’s green card but a judge put a stop on those proceedings since he went missing. If Yaderlin were deported to her native Dominican Republic she would have to wait 10 years before she could reapply to enter the U.S.
In my opinion there is only one word for this : disgraceful. Your husband goes to fight in the name of the United States and this is how the U.S. repays.
Via / ABC News
11:52 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Sports| World| mexico · Comments Off
20 Jun 2007
The world’s tallest basketball player isn’t superstar Yao Ming, it’s his countryman Sun Ming Ming, who, instead of joining the NBA is starting his professional career in Mexico. Sun Ming Ming (seen arriving in Monterrey in the image) has just joined Monterrey’s Fuerza Regia, where he will play for at least a year.
Sun Ming Ming had already played on a few minor league teams here in the U.S., among them the ABA’s Maryland Nighthawks, but has decided to take a detour from his goal of joining an NBA team and try his luck on Fuerza Regia.
Via / Clarin
9:27 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Celebrities| mexico · 5 Comments
20 Jun 2007
Antonio Aguilar, known as el charro de Mexico, succumbed to his illness after being in the hospital since June 4. The 88 year old singer, actor, composer and all around Mexican legend passed on sometime before midnight last night in the presence of his wife, Flor Silvestre, and sons, Pepe and Antonio Aguilar Jr. It is expected that there will be a funeral mass or memorial today , possibly in el Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. After which , Antonio Aguilar’s body will be flown to his native Zacatecas for burial. Antonio Aguilar was born on May 19th, 1917. He starred in over 150 films and hundreds of albums.
Via / Univision.com
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