by the El Reportero‘s wire services MEXICO – The Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (Cofepris) will grant Pfizer today the registration of emergency use of its vaccine against Covid-19, making Mexico the sixth country to approve that formula. The first to approve it were the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada and Saudi …
Exhibit opens for in-person and online viewing at Stanford Libraries by the El Reportero‘s news services Acquired by Stanford Libraries’ in late 2019, the David Bacon Archive is now one of the largest collections of documentary photography at the Libraries, offering scholars and students stunning perspectives of labor and social justice movements as well …
by El Reportero news services For several years, the Miss World contest has been held in which several women from different countries seek to be crowned as the most beautiful woman in the world, not only physically but also for their different virtues. In Mexico, each year the candidate to compete in the pageant …
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR Dear readers: Investigative journalist James Corbett brings us with the following article, perspectives from what he calls, the plandemia, which has hit us all almost like the third world war – only that this war seems to be the definitive war to control our minds, bodies and souls – …
by Joanne Washburn Artichokes are regal-looking veggies that pop up often in salads and dips. Rich in calcium, iron and vitamins C and A, among other nutrients, artichokes are incredibly healthy superfoods that boast a wide range of benefits for your health, from better digestion to a lower risk of cancer. While most experts …
A man who tried to run for mayor in Hawthorne is among two people charged in a voter fraud case in which thousands of fraudulent voter registration applications were allegedly submitted on behalf of homeless people by City News Service HAWTHORNE, Calif. (CNS) — A man who tried to run for mayor in …
Sens. Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley grilled Twitter’s Jack Dorsey and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg regarding their ‘monopoly on public discourse in the online arena’ by Michael Haynes Shared from Lifesite WASHINGTON, D.C., November 17, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – In the latest Big Tech hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Facebook and Twitter CEOs were …
by the El Reportero‘s wire services On Jan. 20, when new local offices are taken by new elected officials, the Latino community will be honored to have the first Latino woman in the SF Board of Supervisors in District 7. Endorsed by SF Mayor London Breed, Myrna Melgar, who is a Salvadorian immigrant with …
By Eduardo Palomino Special for El Reportero San francisco California. Faced with the difficult situation in which Latino small businesses find themselves in the San Francisco Bay Area, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Comcast California has donated $350,000 to the Opportunity Fund, which in turn launched a loan program to support with these funds, marketing …
Story and photos by Rosa Reyes Hundreds of people gathered on Mission Street on Saturday Oct. 17 to witness one of the many colorful events the neighborhood has to offer. Named the “Cold Frisco Nights”, the event in which dozens of exotic and colorful cars low-parade, give a spectacle of beautifully and expensively restored …