Yearly Archives: 2014

UN and feds plan to fight ebola with tyranny

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

by Alex Newman New American With estimates suggesting more than 800 people have died from the ongoing Ebola outbreak sweeping across West Africa, concerns are spreading...

Who do the police work for? not for you

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers: The following article, written by William N. Grigg, with Pro Liberate, is about what is the police and how and when...

Rosemary, oregano and marjoram extracts fight type 2 diabetes

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

by Jonathan Benson Natural News Culinary herbs are generally recognized for the unique flavors that they add to food. But new research published in the Journal...

House fails to address problems while stripping deportation relief for immigrants

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

by the El Reportero’s wire services The House of Representatives approved two bills Friday night, one that allocated only a fraction of the funds needed...

Humanity struggles in the face of new (2014) levels of government propaganda

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

2014 has brought with it a new, highly intense, level of political propaganda not seen since the 1950s by Bernie Suárez The Sleuth Journal Analysis First, it is...

Flat broke: 77 millions Americans have unpaid debts in “collections”

El Reportero SF - August 13, 2014 0

— Did you know that 77 million Americans have unpaid debts that are “in collections” and that Congress is actually thinking about letting post...

Chilean pop singer Francisca Valenzuela brings the enchilada to SF

El Reportero SF - August 5, 2014 0

by the El Reportero’s staff Francisca Valenzuela was recently invited as the only national artist to perform in Shakira´s Popfest, in Santiago, Chile. She...

Cuba welcomes Dalí exhibit for first time

El Reportero SF - August 5, 2014 0

by the El Reportero’s news services A selection of works by Salvador Dali (1904-1989) will be shown in Cuba for the first time in the...

Standing together for the children of Central America – and Chicago

El Reportero SF - August 5, 2014 0

by Phillip Agnew and Isabel Sousa-Rodríguez The Root Last week The Root’s Keli Goff wrote about the child refugees fleeing violence and poverty in Central America and...

Who do the police work for? not for you

El Reportero SF - August 5, 2014 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers: The following article, written by William N. Grigg, with Pro Liberate, is about what is the police and how and when...

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