An immigration-restrictionist group is using Earth Day to blame immigrants for three of California’s most vexing environmental issues: increased car usage, increased population, and water shortage. According to a television… more »
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Media Reports Gwen Stefani to Replace Pregnant Christina Aguilera on “The Voice”
Singer Gwen Stefani could replace Christina Aguilera, who is pregnant, as coach on "The Voice," media reports said. The Hollywood Reporter and TheWrap reported that Stefani was still negotiating the… more »
¡Felices Pascuas! From HS-News
HS News sends many wishes for you this Easter. Good health, Good fortune, And Fulfilling life. Happy Easter! more »
Experts warn More than 30 of Colombia’s Indigenous Groups Now Threatened with Extinction
At least 34 of the more than 100 native ethnicities and indigenous communities living in Colombia are going through a "humanitarian crisis" and are threatened with extinction, according to the… more »
Injured Junior Fernandes Unable to Play for Chile at World Cup
Chilean international Antonio "Junior" Fernandes, who plays professionally for Dinamo Zagreb, had surgery for a broken leg and will not be able to compete for his country in the 2014… more »
Friend Says Garcia Marquez’s Widow is “Full of Sadness”
Mercedes Barcha is "full of sadness" for the death of husband Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a family friend said Friday as he was leaving the Mexico City home of the late… more »
Colombian Nobel Laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez Dies, Age 87
Colombian Nobel prize-winning writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez died Thursday at his home in this capital, the chairman of Mexico's National Council for Culture and the Arts said. He was 87. more »
From Buenos Aires to World Stage: Pope Shines Spotlight on Human Trafficking
As Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio of Buenos Aires, the future pope dragged the hidden problem of human slavery into broad daylight. He held annual open-air Masses in the city's Constitution Square… more »
Javier Bardem Joins Charlize Theron in “The Last Face”
Javier Bardem will join the cast of "The Last Face," the latest film to be directed by Sean Penn, with whom the Spanish actor recently collaborated in the shoot of… more »
Spain Surpasses France as No. 2 Wine Producer in the World
Spain last year became the world's second-largest wine producer, moving ahead of France - but still behind Italy - thanks to a 31 percent production increase over 2012 to 42.7… more »
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Blog del Narco: Local Athorities Claim to Have Cartel Leader La Tuta Cornered
The leader of the AUC in Tepalcatepec, José Manuel Mireles says that he expects the Knights Templar Drug Cartel leader will fall very soon. He claims to have La Tuta…
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Drop in Court-Ordered Deportations Means Little to Overall Deportation Numbers
Last week, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)—the division within the Department of Justice that runs that immigration court system—released its FY2013 Statistics Yearbook detailing the number of deportation…
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Is Obama Really the ‘Deporter-in-Chief?’ Depends on Whom You Ask
For Prerna Lal, how deportation data is parsed and explained is personal. She was once an undocumented immigrant herself, and for her, the deportation statistics represent people’s lives. “There’s political…
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Blog del Narco: Los Zetas in Firm Control of Undocumented Cubans Heading to US
Los Zetas have taken firm control of the trafficking activities of undocumented immigrants, mainly Cubans, thru Mexico enroute to the US. Isla Mujeres, Cozumel and Cancun, are the three busiest…
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