MIAMI — Disidentes cubanos se muestran escépticos a los cambios económicos que se llevan a cabo en Cuba al creer que éstos no substituyen las reformas democráticas, según lo dicho en un reportaje de “El Nuevo Herald”. Este fue el mensaje que llevaron tres disidentes cubanos recientemente al congreso de los Estados Unidos para desalentar […]
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Proyecto une artistas latinas
El consulado general de México está organizando el proyecto Numina Femenina, el cual reúne en una exhibición a 35 artistas y 4 curadores de 10 países incluyendo a artistas locales, tales como la música Diana Gameros y la artista Ana Teresa Fernández.
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Project unites Latina artists
The Consulate General of Mexico is hosting the Numina Femenina project, which brings 35 artists and 4 curators from 10 countries, including local artists like musician Diana Gameros and painter Ana Teresa Fernández, together in one exhibit.
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Breves 17/11/2011: Nicaragua, Mexico
MÉXICO: LA LARGA MARCHA CONTRA LAS MINERAS Unos 200 integrantes de la etnia wixárika (huichol), que habitan en los occidentales estados de Jalisco, Nayarit y Durango, manifestaron el 26 y 27 de octubre en la ciudad de México reclamando que el presidente Felipe Calderón cancele la explotación minera en el desierto de San Luis […]
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Briefs 11/17/2011: Mexico, Nicaragua
MEXICO: A LONG MARCH AGAINST THE MINING COMPANIES Some 200 members of the Wixarika, or Huichol tribe, which inhabits the western states of Jalisco, Nayarit and Durango, demonstrated in Mexico City Oct. 26 and 27, demanding that President Felipe Calderon halt mining in the San Potosi desert. The region contains the mountain Wirikuta, a […]
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El cierre del 99% de Bank of America
Mas de 1.000 protestantes de Occupy SF marcharon desde Justin Herman Plaza hacia Bank of America en Californa Street el 16 de noviembre y cerraron el banco por el resto del día, ocupando el pasillo, parándose en muebles, y tocando música y cantando. Empleados dejaron sus puestos pronto y se escondieron detrás de la caja. Aproximadamente 90 protestantes fueron arrestados dentro del banco uno por uno. Al momento de cierre de prensa, ningún incidente violento fue reportado.
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The 99% shut down Bank of America
Over 1,000 Occupy SF protesters marched from Justin Herman Plaza to Bank of America on California Street, November 16, and shut down operations there for the day by occupying the lobby standing on furniture, and playing music and chanting. Employees left their posts soon and hid behind a counter. About 90 protesters inside the bank were arrested one by one. As of press time, no violent incidents were reported.
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Mission Cultural Center End of Semester Show
An end of semester show, featuring Performances by students from the Mission Cultural Center’s art classes: demonstrating dance, music, percussion, printmaking & much more. Support the MCC’s vibrant art community and see what you can be doing! Brazilian Carnaval Dance & Drums, Tae Kwan Do, Afro-Peruvian Dance & Cajón • Venue: Mission Cultural Center, 2868 […]
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Living Wage Party
The Living Wage Coalition has brought together low-wage workers and their allies in labor, community and religious organizations, and contributed to winning victories for low-income workers: homecare workers, airport workers, security guards in city buildings, non-profit workers, childcare workers, janitors and parents in the welfare-to-work transition. Venue: 518 Valencia St., SF • $5 Admission / […]
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Salsa Night Featuring John Calloway & The Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble
The Women’s Building, 3543 18th St. • cmbetfix@gmail.com • Admission is $12.