Daily Archives: Oct 17, 2014

Macondo in San Francisco: A tribute to Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez

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Compiled by the El Reportero staff Believed by many to be one of the world’s greatest writers, Gabriel García Márquez was a Colombian-born writer and...

Destroying the right to be left alone: government agencies exploit technology to make privacy obsolete

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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...

Border Patrol agent accused of assaulting migrant teen

El Reportero SF - October 17, 2014 0

by the El Reportero's wire services A U.S. Border Patrol agent has been formally accused of assaulting a 15-year-old migrant detained in southern Arizona, authorities...

8 Soldiers Taken Into Custody Over Killings in Central Mexico

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Eight soldiers have been taken into military custody over their alleged involvement in the deaths of 22 civilians on June 30, Mexico’s Defense Secretariat...

Catalonia Calls Independence Referendum in Spain

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The head of Spain’s northeastern autonomous community of Catalonia, Artur Mas, on Saturday signed a decree calling an independence referendum for Nov. 9, although...

U.S. Judge allows Citibank to process payment to Argentina’s bondholders

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U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Griesa has granted a stay in a long-running debt case that allows Citibank to process a payment by Argentina...

Benicio del Toro recognized for stellar career with Donostia Award

El Reportero SF - October 17, 2014 0

by the El Reportero news services An emotional Benicio del Toro received the Donostia Award at the San Sebastian Film Festival for the “effort” he...

Guadalajara International Book Fair to Honor García Márquez, Paz

El Reportero SF - October 17, 2014 0

by the El Reportero news services Colombian author Gabriel García Marquez and Mexico’s Octavio Paz will be honored at the 28th edition of the Guadalajara...

Spanish-language “Les Miserables” coming to Telemundo

El Reportero SF - October 17, 2014 0

Mexicans Aracely Arambula and Erik Hayser star in a present-day version of Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables, adapted for Spanish-speaking television audiences in the United...

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