Monthly Archives: October, 2014

Legalizing drugs could benefit the economy and save lives

El Reportero SF - October 31, 2014 0

Drug prohibition does not eliminate drug use nor does it eliminate the market for drugs by Zenande Meyiwa bdlive Between 1920 and 1933 the US government prohibited alcohol,...

An all-star concert to send Juke Joint to Europe

El Reportero SF - October 31, 2014 0

Compiled by the El Reportero’s staff One hundred percent of proceeds benefit the bands travel expenses for their upcoming European Tour! Featuring Ashling Cole, Zoe Ellis,...

The film, Frontera: Camino al Infierno is coming out on Nov. 6 in Hayward

El Reportero SF - October 31, 2014 0

by the El Reportero’s news services Frontera: Camino al Infierno is based on a true story, and is about a newly-married couple (M alena and...

Flouoridated water calcifies your arteries: study

El Reportero SF - October 31, 2014 0

by Ethan A. Huff A major promoter of heart disease in the U.S. today could be a chemical that the government has been intentionally dumping...

Destroying the right to be left alone: government agencies exploit techonology to make privacy absolete

El Reportero SF - October 31, 2014 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers: Privacy is an item in our liberties that has been clearly established from the Constitution from the very beginning of the...

Mexico is facing its greates human rights abuse case with missing students

El Reportero SF - October 30, 2014 0

by the El Reportero’s wire services Mexico is experiencing its worst human rights crisis since the October 1968 massacre of student protesters in this capital’s...

Faith leaders unite to support Prop. 47

El Reportero SF - October 30, 2014 0

by Julian Do New America Media LOS ANGELES -- The real-life story of José Osuna -- like the character Jean Valjean in Victor Hugo’s novel Les...

Scientists: Ebola can go airborne but hasn’t in West Africa

El Reportero SF - October 30, 2014 0

Ebola can go airborne but hasn’t in West Africa because it’s too warm, researchers conclude by Kit Daniels Ebola can spread by air in cold, dry...

UC Davis student establishes on-campus undocumented center

El Reportero SF - October 25, 2014 0

by Julia Ann Easley UC Newsroom A harsh reality once stood between Ana Maciel of Soledad, California, and her dream of a college education: She is...

Boxing

El Reportero SF - October 18, 2014 0

The Sport of Gentlemen OCTOBER 24 Moscow Carlos Takam vs. Alexander Povetkin 12 rounds, heavyweightsMelbourne, Australia Alex Leapai vs. Malik Scott 10 rounds, heavyweights OCTOBER 25 Monte Carlo Martin Murray vs. Domenico Spada 12...

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