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Downtown Riverside BLM Protest
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Los Angeles Puchica Fest Feature
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Salvadoran American Voters in San Francisco Divided Over Tough-on-Crime Approach
Salvadorans are the second-largest Latino population in San Francisco, and with concerns about rising crime throughout the city, the idea of voting for a more law-and-order-leaning candidate is a political force in the community. Bukele’s popularity, however, has also moved progressives in the area to mobilize against the Salvadoran president’s influence abroad and in San Francisco.
Calderon, 73, is firmly in the law-and-order camp. She recounted the danger she faced in El Salvador from both it
Calderon, 73, is firmly in the law-and-order camp. She recounted the danger she faced in El Salvador from both it
Tio's Tacos, a 30-Year Journey of Authentic Mexican Cuisine and Recycled Art
“I saw an opportunity in the garbage, in recycling,” Sanchez said. “I don’t have money to buy materials, but I have bottles. I have cans. I have what the restaurant throws away.”
Sanchez’s love for his hometown of Sahuayo, in the Mexican state of Michoacánis, is reflected in many of his pieces.
“Here we have ‘The Dance of the Old Men,’” Martín said as he pointed to a statue of traditional folk dancers in his back patio. “I always wanted to create different spaces. If you notice here, this dini
Sanchez’s love for his hometown of Sahuayo, in the Mexican state of Michoacánis, is reflected in many of his pieces.
“Here we have ‘The Dance of the Old Men,’” Martín said as he pointed to a statue of traditional folk dancers in his back patio. “I always wanted to create different spaces. If you notice here, this dini
