Monthly Archives: August, 2015

Native History: Geronimo is last warrior to surrender

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

by Alysa Landry On Sept. 4, 1886, the great Apache warrior Geronimo surrendered in Skeleton Canyon, Arizona, after fighting for his homeland for almost 30...

DARK SCIENCE: Abortion organ harvesting rooted in the philosophy of scientific materialism – Part 2

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers, This article deals with one of the most controversial subjects in modern society: abortion as profit-making, and the human value in...

Overuse of antibiotics is making kids fat and hindering child development

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

by Jennifer Lilley Typically, the first thing that happens when people get an infection is their receipt of a quick scrawl on a doctor’s prescription...

These things have to change in the world of farmworkers

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: Due to the lack of space, we are publishing this article without the second part - an interview to Rosario Ventura,...

Everyone has to pay Obamacare tax

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

by Richard Pollock Daily Caller All Americans who bought health insurance policies this year – not just those enrolled in Obamacare – face a 41 percent...

Indigenous unity blocks roads in Panama

El Reportero SF - August 14, 2015 0

by the El Reportero’s wire services The union of various native ethnic groups in the fight against Barro Blanco (White Mud) Hydroelectric Project (HBBP) creates...

Jazz Latino: Multi-dimensional artistic expression in the Americas

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

Compiled by the El Reportero’s staff The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival, the Museum of the African Diaspora (MOAD), and SFJAZZ presents a six-week lecture series...

Mexican giant sculptures will decorate London’s streets

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

by the El Reportero’s news services Mexican sculptures Yvonne Domenge, José Rivelino, Paloma Torres and Jorge Yazpik will bring their art to London’s streets through...

Companies begin planting microships under employees’s skin

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

by Daniel Barker The technology has been around for some years now, but the use of RFID (radio-frequency identification) chips and other beneath-the-skin implants has...

DARK SCIENCE: Abortion organ harvesting rooted in the philosophy of scientific materialism

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers, This article deals with one of the most controversial subjects in modern society: abortion as profit-making, and the human value of...

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