Monthly Archives: August, 2015

Here’s what happens in the 60 minutes after you drink a can of Coca-Cola

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

by L.J. Devon Cleaning a toilet is cheap and easy with a can of Coca-Cola. After the Coke sits in the toilet for an hour,...

Mexico City murder deepens threatened journalist’s fears

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

by Yemeli Orteg Reported AFP - Mexico City was once seen as an island of refuge in one of the world’s most dangerous countries for...

In Greece, reliance on public funds is the problem

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

Someone has to pay for all the “free” stuff by Justin Murray mises.org Analysis Greece is a hot topic at the moment, mostly with the continued negotiations over...

FAO: Poverty indicators persist in México

El Reportero SF - August 9, 2015 0

by the El Reportero’s wire services The Latin American currencies will face in the future more violatility, specially when the United States changes its monetary...

Jazz Latino: Multi-dimensional artistic expression in the Americas

El Reportero SF - August 3, 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...

Óscar Jaenada awarded as Best Actor for his role in Cantinflas

El Reportero SF - August 3, 2015 0

by the El Reportero’s wire services The Spanish-Argentinian co-production Wild Tales has won a total of eight Premios Platino of Iberoamerican Cinema during the second...

Harvard psychologists have been studying what it takes to raise good kids

El Reportero SF - August 3, 2015 0

Help unlock your child’s best self with a few tried-and-true strategies, here are six tips by Maz Ali A lot of parents are tired of being...

Texas launches gold-backed bank, challenging Federal Reserve

El Reportero SF - August 3, 2015 0

FROM THE EDITOR: Dear readers, for most of you who don’t know the story about the gold confiscation by the US government during the Great...

Chamomile tea lowers thyroid cancer risk: study

El Reportero SF - August 3, 2015 0

by Dr.Sofiya The tiny, daisy-like flowers from the chamomile plant have long been valued for their medicinal properties. At least as far back as Roman...

Nearly 40 national Latino groups denounce SF anti-sanctuary ordinance

El Reportero SF - August 3, 2015 0

by Michael Oleaga A coalition of 39 national Latino advocacy groups have called on the House of Representatives not to pass a bill that generalizes...

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