Bilingual News About Southern California And Mexico – Curated By Andrea Solis

Last month, a new application called ‘Amicus‘ launched a public beta version for free use on the Google Play Store. The app is called ‘Amicus – Friend in Need’ and seeks to map out where homeless individuals or encampments can be observed throughout the Southern California area. Many places of business, residents and community members … Continue reading “App For The Homeless Will Help Map Outreach Need”

by Ricardo Lezama Mexican boxer, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez (32), fought Gennady Golovkin at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada for the third and final time. The match took place at 168 pound division where Canelo reigns supreme as the undisputed champion in the division. Unlike their first fight in 2017, this time Triple G … Continue reading “Canelo Outclasses GGG In 3rd Match Of Their Five Year Rivalry”

Redacción Desinformémonos 31 de agosto de 2022 Ciudad de México | Desinformémonos. Los padres y madres de los 43 normalistas de Ayotzinapa se deslindaron de la participación de cinco padres de familia en una marcha para exigir la liberación de José Luis Abarca, uno de los responsables de la desaparición de los estudiantes, y aseguraron que … Continue reading “Padres de los 43 denuncian «intentos de cooptación y división» por grupos de poder”

Robert Handa, NBC Bay Area 02 de septiembre de 2022 After months of delays and debates, San Jose launched a massive month-long sweep of a sprawling homeless encampment near the airport Thursday. It was a jarring site for the 200 or so unhoused people in the encampment around Guadalupe Gardens, as crews plowed through the … Continue reading “San Jose Starts Massive Sweep of Homeless Encampment Near Airport”

Elisabeth Rosenthal 02 de agosto de 2022 President Joe Biden’s campaign promise to cancel student debt for the first $10,000 owed on federal college loans has raised debate about the fairness of such lending programs. While just over half of Americans surveyed in a June poll supported forgiving that much debt incurred for higher education, 82% said that making … Continue reading “The Debt Crisis That Sick Americans Can’t Avoid”