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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Voz de Los Sin Voz 2012
For information in English, click here. Queridos amigos de la Casa Anunciación, queremos invitarles a los siguientes eventos: 2012 VOZ DE LOS SIN VOZ ~ CENA DE SOLIDARIDAD sabado, 28 abril 6:00 -9:00 pm, Parroquia de Santa Lucia VIGILIA CONTRA … Continue reading
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Tagged Español, event, JAVIER SICILIA, Juan Francisco, voz
2012 VOICE OF THE VOICELESS SOLIDARITY DINNER
Para información en español, favor de hacer click aquí. Dear friends of Annunciation House, please join us for these upcoming events: 2012 VOICE OF THE VOICELESS SOLIDARITY DINNER Saturday, April 28 6:00 -9:00 pm, Santa Lucia Parish Hall VIGIL TO … Continue reading
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Tagged JAVIER SICILIA, journalist, Juan Francisco, voiceless
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Rights Groups Demand Accountability from U.S. Border Patrol
The following is a press release, dated March 26, 2012, from a coalition of human rights groups working on the border: WASHINGTON, D.C. –Human rights groups No More Deaths, the ACLU of New Mexico – Regional Center for Border Rights, the … Continue reading
Posted in House News and Announcements
Tagged border, border patrol, human rights, immigration
Diario Editor Speaks Out on ‘On the Media’
In 2010, following the murder of a staff reporter from the Diario in Ciudad Juarez, the editor of that newspaper published an open letter to the drug cartels who have overrun this border city. “What do you want from us?” the … Continue reading
Posted in Media and Commentary
“They were not born criminals…”
This past week, the Associated Press reported the brutal murders of four young people in the central Mexican city of Cuernavaca, Morelos. Just a year ago this March, Cuernavaca bore horrified witness to the murders of six other youths, including … Continue reading
Posted in Media and Commentary
A Brief Respite in Violence as Pope Visits Mexico
It seems almost too absurd be true: a Mexican drug cartel that has terrorized the central Mexican state of Michoacan announced this past week that it will suspend any ‘violent actions’ for several days in honor of the visit of … Continue reading →