Volume 01• Issue 13• October 13 - October 26, 2011
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Farándula Fernando Colunga De gira teatral por Estados Unidos
From the Pueblo to West Texas New CEFERESO in Ciudad Juárez Ortega visits Odessa Desde el pueblo hasta West Texas PAGE 8> Ortega visita el área de Odessa CEFERESO en Ciudad Juárez PAGE 3>
ALABAMA vs. Inmigrantes
Sospechosos de asesinato detenidos con fianza de $1 millón
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Buzz…Buzz…Buzz”. El sonido de una alarma suena a las 6:00 a.m. El inicio de un nuevo día trae consigo los primeros rayos del sol filtrándose dentro de la habitación. Cuando la jovencita de 17 años, Luisa María Zapata, despierta en su cama--la cual comparte con su hermana de 4 años, Lupita-abre sus ojos y se empieza a dar cuenta que el olor y aromas familiares de la mañana se han ido. El fuerte aroma del café permanece en el aire, pero faltan los olores de las tortillas y frijoles refritos y el sonido de tocino cocinándose en una sartén. Además de esto, Luisa puede escuchar el radio en el fondo, pero hasta eso es diferente. Hoy, la radio no está en el canal hispano de siempre, el cual toca música con la que crecieron sus padres en su país natal. En vez de eso, está en el canal de noticias hispanas local y el comentarista está hablando de la decisión dictada por la jueza federal de Distrito Susan Blackburn con respecto a la ley de inmigración de Alabama. Conforme entra a la cocina, ella encuentra a sus padres sentados a la mesa. Ellos la miran y la mirada en sus ojos le dice que la vida como la conocía ha terminado…. Los personajes en el relato de arriba son ficticios, pero la historia es verdad. Aunque apenas llegó a la cuenca de Permian, la familia pidió no ser identificada. Para ellos, tendrá que ser un nuevo
ALABAMA v. Immigrants By Edwardo Rodriguez
Buzz…Buzz…Buzz.” The sound of an alarm goes off at 6:00 a.m. “ The beginning of a new day brings with it the first rays of sunlight filtering into the room. As 17-year-old Luisa Maria Zapata stirs in her
bed, a bed she shares with her 4-year-old sister Lupita, opening her eyes, she begins to notice that the familiar smells and sounds of the morning are gone. The strong aroma of coffee lingers in the air, but missing are the smells of tortillas and refried beans and the sound of Jamon (bacon) sizzling in a frying pan. Aside from this, Luisa can hear the radio in the background, but even that is different. Today, the radio isn’t on the normal Hispanic channel, which plays music her parents grew up to in the native country. Instead, it is on the local Hispanic news channel and the commentator is talking about the decision handed down by federal District Chief Justice Susan Blackburn regarding the Alabama immigration law. As she enters the kitchen, Luisa finds her parents sitting at the table. They look up at her and the look in their eyes tells Luisa that life as she has known it is over…. The characters in the story above are fictional, but the story is true. Although recent arrivals to the Permian Basin, the family declined to be named. For this family, it will have to be a new start – and for their children, new surroundings and, hopefully, new friends. Over the past year, several states have attempted to pass laws that centered on the problem of undocumented immigrants. Alabama, however, has been the first to have its law pass the first round of judicial PAGE 2>
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e cree que el 24 septiembre, 2011 es el día en que Reyes Manuel Frías Guerrero, de 38 años de edad, de Hobbs , Nuevo México, fue asesinado a golpes. La policía sospecha que dos hermanos, Salvador Ovalle de 37 años y Juan Carlos Ovalle de 29, también de Hobbs, son responsables por el fallecimiento del señor Guerrero. Los hermanos fueron arrestados cuando fueron detenidos por la policía por manejar de una manera que indicaba que el conductor estaba en estado intoxicado. Cuando el policía se acercó al vehículo, notó manchas que parecían de sangre sobre y adentro del vehículo. A los ocupantes se les pidió que se bajaran del vehículo, y de nuevo había manchas notables en la ropa de los dos hermanos. Posteriormente los arrestaron y el conductor fue acusado por manejar intoxicado y al pasajero se le acusó de intoxicación pública.
Murder Suspects Held on $1 Million Bond By Edwardo Rodriguez
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eptember 24th, 2011, is believed to be the day that Reyes Manuel Frias Guerrero, 38, of Hobbs, New Mexico, was beaten to death. Police suspect that two brothers, Salvador Ovalle, 37; and Juan Carlos Ovalle, 29, also of Hobbs, New Mexico, are responsible for the demise of Mr. Guerrero. The Brothers were arrested when they were stopped by the police for driving in a manner that indicated that the driver had been drinking. As the Officer approached the vehicle, he began to notice smears and staining consistent with the color of blood on and in the vehicle. The occupants of the vehicle were then asked to exit the vehicle, and again, noticeable stains were present on the clothing of both brothers. They were then placed under arrest, with the driver being charged with Driving While Intoxicated and the passenger charged with Public Intoxication. Officials began to try and find out where these two persons had been when they got covered in blood. When officials became certain that they had a good home address for the pair, they immediately contacted the Hobbs police Department (HPD). HPD Detectives were then sent to an address of 700 N. Cochran Street. Once there, they discovered a scene that led law enforcement officials to believe that a major crime had been committed. On September 29th, 2011, the body of Reyes Guerrero was found west of Andrews, Texas. It had been dumped there after the grisly murder. With a body confirmed, the rest of the pieces began to fall into place. HPD Detectives proceeded to Andrew County Sheriff Department to begin a series of interviews with the Ovalle brothers. In the end, both brothers confessed to the murder of Mr. Guerrero.
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Escasez de medicinas
Alarming medicine shortage in Chihuahua
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más las personas las que piden atención médica. “El riesgo lo ha habido desde siempre, por todo el año, porque no se ha tenido la capacidad de resolver el problema de fondo, y estamos conscientes de que existe un riesgo al poner a una persona en un predicamento al no abastecerle su medicamento”, expresó. “El problema es que nos está haciendo crisis PÁGINA 2>
esidents of several cities in the Mexican state of Chihuahua are facing severe shortages of medicines in the public health sector. Patients from Ojinaga and Manuel Benavides with chronic degenerative diseases cannot fill their prescriptions because of the lack of medicines at the Institute for Social Security and Services for State Workers, also known by its Spanish acronym, ISSSTE. The lack of medicines at the ISSSTE has been one of the main complaints from users for decades. But in this case, because of the types of medicines that are missing, there are many people in danger of dying if they don’t obtain their doses. According to Carlos Aguilar Well, the ISSSTE delegate in Chihuahua, the ISSSTE has had problems with drug supplies all year, a situation that has grown complicated more because of temperature changes and the requests for medical attention. “The risk has always been (there), throughout the year, because we have not been able to solve the underlying problem – and we are aware that there is a risk to putting a person in a predicament by not supplying the medicine,” he said. Well said several meetings have been held to determine how the ISSSTE will meet the demand. It cannot afford to buy from local suppliers. “We have to find ways to continue buying medicines PAGE 2>
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abitantes de diversas ciudades de Chihuahua enfrentan la grave escasez de medicamentos en el Sector de Salud Público. Pacientes que enfrentan enfermedades crónicas degenerativas de Ojinaga y Manuel Benavides, no pueden surtir sus recetas debido a que en el ISSSTE carecen de medicamentos. La falta de medicamentos en el ISSSTE no es una novedad, ya que ha sido una de las principales quejas de los usuarios a lo largo de décadas, pero en este caso específico, debido al tipo de medicinas que no hay, existen muchas posibilidades de que incluso haya muertes si los derechohabientes no obtienen sus dosis. Según expuso el delegado del ISSSTE en Chihuahua, Carlos Aguilar Bueno, todo el año han tenido problemas con el abastecimiento de medicamentos, situación que se ha complicado debido a los cambios de temperatura, ya que son
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