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Grammy Award Winner, Luis Fonsi, to Perform at the Patchogue!

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: November 2nd, 2009 Edition :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

FBI investigating Joe Arpaio for using deputies to intimidate critics

FBI: No sabotage in Puerto Rico tank explosion

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: October 26th, 2009 Edition :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

Arson or accident? FBI, ATF investigate fuel depot fire in Puerto Rico

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: August 21st, 2009

Mexico City has suspended its anti-kidnapping chief over a rescue attempt fraught with catastrophic errors in which police killed two of their own FBI-trained commanders and a captor shot the kidnapped woman.

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: August 16th, 2009

FBI: Human trafficking increases among Hispanics in Arkansas

Latino and Asian Clout in the Voting Booth Newly Released Census Data Underscores Growing Power of Ethnic and Minority Voters

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: August 10th, 2009

Authorities charged an FBI agent with negligent homicide on Friday in the alleged “friendly fire” shooting death of a Puerto Rican policeman during a gunbattle with kidnappers last year.

Groundbreaking Study Reveals African-Americans and Hispanics Significantly Less Prepared for Retirement Than Their White and Asian Counterparts

PBS and impreMedia to Live Stream Spanish Language Version of Sotomayor Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings

Leahy, Sessions Announce Witness List For Sotomayor Hearing – scheduled to begin on July 13 at 10:00 a.m

Chilean Specialty Food Products Take Center Stage at Premiere Culinary Events in New York City

News Summary – January 23rd-26th, 2009

Capturan a presunto narco; confiesa haber matado a 300 – Santiago Meza López, conocido como El Pozolero del Teo, ocupa el número 20 en la lista de los más buscados por el FBI. El sicario, quien fue detenido en la carretera escénica Ensenada-Tijuana, afirma que se deshacía de los cuerpos de sus víctimas con ácido

Another Perceived Hate Crime Murder Prompts Latino Leaders to Call for Passage of Hate Crimes Bill

News Summary for Tuesday – December 2nd, 2008

Hate crimes targeting Latinos increased again in 2007, capping a 40% rise in the four years since 2003, according to FBI statistics released this fall.

News Summary for Thanksgiving Week 2008

The FBI office in Birmingham today awarded this year’s FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award to Isabel Rubio, executive director of HICA. – Alabama

News Summary for November 20th & 21st, 2008

NCLR, LCCR, ADL, AAJC, National Urban League and MALDEF to Hold News Briefing on the Rise in Hate During and Since the Election

The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the location and arrest of Latin Kings street gang leader charged with overseeing the distribution of cocaine throughout Chicago and the suburbs.

News Summary for Tuesday – November 18th, 2008

FBI agent named Puerto Rico’s next police chief -José Figueroa Sancha

National Council of La Raza Condemns Brutal Hate Crime on Long Island

Southern Poverty Law Center Premieres New Documentary, ‘Viva la Causa’ – Film About California Grape Strike Will Be Distributed to Classrooms Nationwide

Thirty Premier Restaurants and Ten Wine Retailers to Host Third Annual Salud! Chilean Wine Fest in New York

New CALLE 13 Album Los de Atrás Vienen Conmigo To Be Released October 7th

Puerto Rico Gov. Anibal Acevedo Vila says no proof of corruption in first detailed response to charges

Citizenship Backlog Could Thwart Would-Be Voters – “We see the government denying ” immigration “cases left and right.”

Suspected Mexican crime ring leader is arrested in Riverside

DHS: Remarks by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and Department of Commerce Secretary Gutierrez at the State of Immigration Address

Blogante News for Tuesday – June 10th, 2008

Report: FBI’s immigration checks too slow

Yahoo! Telemundo Reveals BUZZ-worthy Searches for May, Highlights Top 10 Searches in Three Popular Search Categories

Judge Orders Second Trial for Twelve-Year-Old Hispanic Boy – Durham, North Carolina

Suffering from foreclosure scams

Uninsured Immigrant Patients Sent Home for Care Against Their Will – Woman in Coma the Latest Example of Arizona Uninsured Immigrant Facing Forced Removal to Home Country

Blogante News for Thursday – May 8th, 2008

PR lawsuit targets shipping companies – Puerto Rico lawsuit alleges price-fixing by shipping companies

Latino officers seek probe by FBI – A white policeman is accused of using excessive force in arresting a Latino teenager last month. – Denver

Former Realtor Targeted Hispanic Immigrants in Mortgage Fraud Scheme – San Diego

National Council of La Raza: Latino Vote Galvanized by Hate in Immigration Debate

Blogante News for Tuesday – April 14th, 2008

Phoenix Mayor Asks FBI to Check Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Immigrants’ Rights Advocates And ACLU File Lawsuit To End Illegal Delays In Processing Citizenship Applications

Several civil rights activists on Friday alleged “anti-immigrant hysteria” motivated the quick arrest of a Hispanic truck driver involved in a fatal collision that killed a Harris County sheriff’s deputy who was drunk on duty. – Texas

Puerto Rican May Be Extradited to Connecticut

Anti-Latino hate groups grow almost 50 percent in 7 years – Hispanic MPR

Blogante News for Monday – February 4th, 2008

FBI Witch Hunt Stokes Puerto Rican Independence Movement – As an anti-terror task force targets three young Puerto Ricans in New York, people take to the streets.

Civil Rights Group Calls For an “Intervention” to Take Hate Out of The Immigration Debate – NCLR

Farmers Branch asks judge to rule on new house rental ordinance – Texas

Puerto Rican Independence Movement under Attack in New York and San Juan

First Hispanic Featured as Keynote Speaker for Birmingham’s Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Breakfast – La Raza’s Janet Murguía

Blogante News for Thursday – January 17th, 2008

In Testimony before House Judiciary Subcommittee, SEIU Calls on Congress to Step In, Appropriate Funds, and Hold USCIS and FBI Accountable – SEIU Lays Out Measures to Reduce Naturalization Backlog and Help New Citizens Vote in 2008

U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Applauds Call to Identify Link between Media Coverage and Hate Crimes

Blogante Headlines for Friday – December 7th, 2007 – & the weekend

FBI opens L.A. front in gang war – Bureau sets up El Salvador office targeting notorious MS-13, 18th Street

Roberto Lovato: NPR Crosses Dangerous Racial Border, Asks Candidates if Citizens Should “Report” Immigrants

SPLCenter.org: Immigration Backlash: Violence Engulfs Latinos – (I know I have posted this before but..)

English-Only Showdown – (should charities and other employers be protected from federal lawsuits over their English-only policies? – EEOC related)

Hate Crimes Against Latinos Have Jumped in San Diego

Authorities Call Mexican City Leader’s Death ‘Assassination’ – (gunned down in Del Rio, Texas)

Reputed Mexican Mafia leader appears in Riverside court

Discovery en Español Examines the Growing Epidemic of Latin American Gangs in MARAS, A REGIONAL THREAT

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Resigns

Cop who stole money from Hispanic drivers sentenced – Georgia

Anti-gang efforts got notice, results – Hiram Grau – Chicago

FBI probing DAs office over civil rights – Riverside County, California

FBI and Metro Vice take down 5th Hispanic brothel – Nashville

LAPD Blinks in the Face Off With Immigrants

Farmers Branch leaders not conceding regrets over immigrant measure

US rejects Puerto Rico AIDS programme

Texas Instruments Offers Spanish-Language Classroom Activities for “We All Use Math Every DayTM’ Education Initiative

Latina Lista: Federal Audit Shows Government “Mistakenly” Labeled Undocumented as Terrorists

Texas Instruments Offers Spanish-Language Classroom Activities for We All Use Math Every DayTM Education Initiative

Combating threat of cross-border gangs discussed

Puerto Rican officials ask U.S. judges to force FBI to release raid documents

FBI recovers stolen painting by Spanish artist Goya

FB migrant rules could cost schools – Farmers Branch, Texas

In Arizona, three men, one of them armed, stopped Hispanic voters and questioned them outside a Tucson polling place, according to voting monitors for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which photographed the incidents and reported them to the FBI.

CALLE 13 Praised By Both TIME & Billboard In New Issues

GOP chief wants probe of Sen. Menendez’s political ties – New Jersey

Tape adds to Senator Menendez ethics debate – New Jersey

On Island and Off Boricuas Remember Filiberto and Demand Indepedence » VivirLatino

FBI Keeps the Heat on Rican Independentistas » VivirLatino

FBI Off the Hook for Killing of Rican Nationalist » VivirLatino

Farmers Branch proposal would target illegal immigrants in Texas

Spanish-language paper fires reporter over wrong story in El Paso, Texas

FBI hosts Mexican officers in San Diego, California

Academy inspires Latino boys to finish high school. California

MORGAN HILL / 12 alleged illegals nabbed in tech raid / Multiple agencies use sealed warrant to search company. California

The Mexican Connection. In the second of two parts, the FBI goes to great lengths to make Oregon’s first case against human trafficking.

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