Forbes First Mexican
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Carlos Slim is the first Mexican to top the Forbes list of billionaires, one of the few from outside the United States or Europe. He controls the majority of Mexico’s telecommunication and his telecom business Telmex is described as one of the highest in cost. The 70-year-old son of a Lebanese immigrant attests to being incredibly frugal by living in the same modest home that he has resided for over three decades in Mexico. He uses Mexico City public transportation and can be seen eating at his restaurant chain, Sanborn’s.
Arizona Law is Product of Anti-Immigrant Hysteria
Immigrant bashing, like baseball, has become a favorite American pastime. The recent draconian, anti-immigrant law in Arizona only adds credence to this reality.
Winter 2010 Poetry Contest Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention: Cassandra Tesch (Los Angeles, CA)
Winter 2010 Poetry Contest Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention: Michelle Labelle (Los Angeles, CA)
El Robo: In Memory of My Mexican Mother
Carmen Mejia was the prettiest girl in her rancho, Sajo Grande. Only 13 years old and the little girl with the sparkling, green eyes already had a boyfriend, an admirer and a stalker.
LaGente.org’s Winter 2010 Poetry Contest
Thanks for your submissions!!
Check out the winners in our upcoming Winter 2010 issue of La Gente; they'll be posted online once the newsmag hits the stands.
My Imagined Rendezvous With Julian Casablancas
Julian Casablancas is the lead singer of The Strokes. He released his solo album "Phrazes for the Young" in Novemeber of 2009. "Rolling Stone" released the list of the decade’s top 100 albums with The Stroke’s debut album "Is this it" (2001) as second best album of the decade.