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U.S. Street Orgs Going South of the Border (And Then Come Back)
It's not something you hear about often. How street organizations, aka gangs, move their industry to Latin America making them even bigger and transnational. What results is that neither the U.S. or Latin American nations are equipped to deal with... Read more »
Sweep of Los Angeles Mara Salvatruchas
A joint effort between the Los Angeles Police Department, Salvadorian authorities and the FBI led what is being called one of the biggest street gang crackdowns in Los Angeles.Seized during the search for 60 suspects: guns, drugs and $40,000 in... Read more »
Ambassador caught with his pants down
This piece of news kind of lives up to what I've always thought of Consuls and Ambassadors sent to places where their role isn't of the utmost importance. I've seen the Consul of a certain European country here in San... Read more »
Mother and daughter reunited after 24 years
El Salvador's bloody civil war separated countless families, some of which have never been reunited. But at least one mother and one daughter have found each other again -- 24 years later:It was 1983 when Francisca Quinteros, who lived in... Read more »
10 Year Old Son of Legal Immigrant Could be Deported
It's the opposite of the Elvira Arellano case. Jonathan MartÃnez came from El Salvador at age 8 with a teenage cousin into the United States without papers. According to Univision, Jonathan came in search of his mother, whom he had... Read more »
Is Sending Money Back Home Bad ?
Every day immigrants send millions of dollars back home, to where they came from and families they left behind. In the words of Martha Stewart, it's a good thing. Or is it? An article posted today at AlterNet calls... Read more »
San Salvador gets an "alcaldesa" after much drama
History was made today in El Salvador as the capital city of San Salvador elected its first female mayor, Violeta Menjivar, who claimed victory by a margin of just 61 votes. Menjivar belongs to the FMLN party. Tim's El Salvador... Read more »
Keeping it real back in the motherland
The story is a common one: a person immigrates to the United States out of necessity, but vows to return for the rest of his or her family. The promise is kept and the family also leaves for the States.... Read more »
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