CicLAvía: Montando bicicleta en Los Angeles (en español)
Un evento donde no haya carros en las calles: un mensaje diciendo para quien y para que son las calles.
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Spring 2011 The Future Issue: From the Editor
On La Gente’s 40th anniversary we ask past Gentistas to reflect on their experiences and explore memorable and influential moments in our publication’s history.
The Future Issue
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Media Prostitution: How ratings-driven networks are ruining Spanish-language TV
When bold journalism is a radical break from the mainstream, we know we have got a problem with what we call noticias. So when we tune into someone like Ruben Luengas, host of Telemundo network’s news program, “En Contexto,” who is not only willing to discuss the current media’s shortcomings, but do something about it […]
CicLAvia: Biking in Los Angeles
A car-free streets event in Los Angeles sends a message about who and what the streets are for.
Eviction of Brazilian slum residents in name of World Cup
The slum neighborhood of Jose Santos de Oliveira faces demolition for the construction of new bus routes as part of Brazil’s makeover for the 2014 soccer World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.
As Fidel Exits, Changes May Come In
After being in power for nearly 50 years, Fidel Castro, 84, has officially stepped down as the first secretary of the Central Committee of Cuba’s Communist Party.
Vegetarian No More!
La Boquisabrosa breaks her vegetarian diet for Lent with a delicious traditional Mexican meal.
Peruvian Women, Victims of Forced Sterilization
Government sterilization program targets rural areas.