Por VIRGINIA BULACIO
EL NUEVO SOL
“Argentinos Uno”, “Colorín Colorado” y “Mauro y Emilia”, son algunos de los libros que leen los sábados los estudiantes de primer grado en la Escuelita Argentina. Allí festejan fiestas argentinas y celebran el Día de la Tradición.
Por VIRGINIA BULACIO
EL NUEVO SOL
Ciento de personas y familias de diferentes nacionalidades se unieron para festejar el Día de los Muertos en el Cementerio Hollywood Forever, en Santa Mónica Boulevard.
By VIRGINIA BULACIO
El Nuevo Sol
Students and activists gathered in Los Angeles to protest against Arizona’s anti-immigrants law and in support of the Dream Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act). Immigrant rights groups and organizations such as The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), and students organizations such as Dreams to be Heard from Cal State Northridge, and IDEAS from UCLA also participated in the protest to support justice and human rights.
By Virginia Bulacio
El Nuevo Sol
Adam Lasher is everywhere. He was born into a family of musicians and grew up inspired by the groove of his uncle Carlos Santana. Adam’s grandfather came from Mexico with his family and they moved to Tijuana and then to San Francisco. Adam’s grandfather was a Mariachi violinist and supported his family playing his violin. He is playing every weekend in clubs on Hollywood, Ventura, Santa Monica and even in high schools events and universities. He performed on a stage outside the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, for Dolores Huerta’s birthday party, in a benefit concert to raise awareness on social issues affecting Latinos.
Por VIRGINIA BULACIO EL NUEVO SOL Los jóvenes aprenden a educarse sobre como enfrentar la violencia doméstica en su hogar y sobrellevarlo en sus relaciones diariras En los alrededores de la Escuela de Fairfax, Luis Hernández se encuentra con un grupo de jóvenes escuchando atento las confesiones de un político. Su madre fue víctima
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Por Virginia Bulaccio
EL NUEVO SOL
El alcalde de Los Ángeles, Antionio Villaraigosa, habla de la violencia doméstica a un grupo de estudiantes de la Preparatoria Fairfax.
