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As immigrants, our greatest dream is the American Dream

March 8, 2018 Alejandra

Editor’s note: Alejandra is an intern at El Tecolote and a student at International High School in San Francisco.

Illustration: Gustavo Reyes

We all have …

Salvadoran eatery at threat with $3,000 rent hike

February 22, 2018 Alexis Terrazas

Dark Hour for Sunrise

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Take it from a first generation Central American: your voice matters

February 8, 2018 Gabriela Alemán

Gabriela Alemán

Pasa La Pluma is a new kind of column, envisioned by Acción Latina’s Gabriela Alemán as a space for women of color to …

200,000 Salvadorans in jeopardy after latest Trump attack on immigrants

January 11, 2018 Alexis Terrazas

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Despite what racists have told you, most Salvadorans aren’t in gangs

December 14, 2017 Nestor Castillo

COLUMN: CENTROSPECTIVE

Campaign mailer sponsored by the New York Republican State Committee supporting Jack Martins, a Republican candidate in Nassau County, NY. Courtesy: New York …

Author imagines life of Óscar Romero as children’s book

November 30, 2017 Didí Sedano

Illustration by Pixote Hunt for the book Telegrams to Heaven, by René Colato Laínez

Based on the life of Archbishop Óscar Arnulfo Romero (1917-1980), the …

U.S. Govt. cancels protections for Nicoyas sparking fears of deportation

November 16, 2017 Alexis Terrazas

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Immigrant coach receives prestigious soccer award

November 16, 2017 Maria Garcia-Hernandez

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Guest commentary: For the stability of our people

October 19, 2017 Hugo Martínez, Foreign Affairs of El Salvador

Department of Homeland Security officials participate in a meeting to discuss an extension of Temporary Protection Status, a measure that benefits 190,000 Salvadorans who live

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Teco intern gives first-hand account of the undocumented experience

September 21, 2017 Jorge Ramos

Jorge Ramos, originally from El Salvador, poses for a portrait on Sept. 14, 2017 in front of International High School in San Francisco. Ramos is

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As immigrants, our greatest dream is the American Dream

Salvadoran eatery at threat with $3,000 rent hike

Take it from a first generation Central American: your voice matters

200,000 Salvadorans in jeopardy after latest Trump attack on immigrants

Despite what racists have told you, most Salvadorans aren’t in gangs

Author imagines life of Óscar Romero as children’s book

U.S. Govt. cancels protections for Nicoyas sparking fears of deportation

Immigrant coach receives prestigious soccer award

Guest commentary: For the stability of our people

Teco intern gives first-hand account of the undocumented experience

At Border Tent Camp, Tensions Rise Over...

Editorial: Separating families is a new low for...

Life in a mixed-status family

Rare archival Mexican-American music to be...

Acclaimed local poet takes international stage...

At Border Tent Camp, Tensions Rise Over ‘Unaccompanied’ Boys

Editorial: Separating families is a new low for the Trump administration

Life in a mixed-status family

Rare archival Mexican-American music to be featured at special listening event in the Mission District

Acclaimed local poet takes international stage with prestigious award

Muni to discontinue 33-Stanyan service to SF General

Letter to the editor: the 33-Stanyan Muni bus line

Chicano poet launches new book

Staff Editorial: Brown lives matter too

Flamenco master embraced by adopted culture

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