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Enrique García Fuentes is a journalist based in Chicago. Originally from Mexico City, García Fuentes has successfully ventured into all areas of journalism. Before graduating from the University of Colorado, he was already the editor of Cultural Currents, the bilingual supplement of the Campus Press, the student newspaper. He has worked as news director for KMXA AM and KJMN FM in Denver, Colorado. He received the "AIR Awards" for his radio reports on the Columbine student massacre in Littleton, Colorado. García Fuentes has been a writer for various publications. He worked as a reporter for Telemundo and Univision in Chicago. He was also the Televisa correspondent in this city until 2019. He now reports as a freelancer for Univision network. He has produced content for Efe, based in Madrid, Spain, and has created BarrioNews.net in Chicago.
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New city in California: millionaires push electoral initiative for its construction on farmland
Silicon Valley millionaires are backing a secretive electoral initiative to build a new city between Sacramento and San Francisco on farmland in Solano County. California Forever has acquired over $800 million in land and is seeking to qualify for the November elections. The proposed city could initially house 50,000 residents and potentially expand to 400,000, contingent on creating at least 15,000 well-paid jobs. Voter approval in Solano County, where agricultural land conversion protections were established in 1984, is required. Critics question the project's viability and the secrecy of its promoters, while supporters argue it could attract businesses and jobs to the region.
Immigrants in Chicago Resort to Selling Blood Plasma
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Immigrants sleep on public buses in Chicago
Shelters created to house immigrants in Chicago are at full capacity, leading newly arrived individuals to spend the night on public transportation buses while waiting for space to become available in a shelter.
Officials in Chicago Reject Texas Sending Them Migrants
Officials and local leaders in Chicago criticize a recent flight from Texas to Illinois carrying over 100 immigrants. They also denounce the conditions in the city's shelters, where a five-year-old child died.
Jóvenes dicen que "no todo es malo" en su Barrio, Jardines de Morelos, una colonia del Estado de México, tristemente célebre por el caso de "los monstruos de Ecatepec". Quieren cambiar la imagen de su Barrio y piden la ayuda de las autoridades locales.
¿Saben dónde nació Santo el Enmascarado de Plata? BarrioNews investiga sobre su niñez. Favor de compartir... EGF/BN
El tradicional e inconfundible silbido del carrito de camotes llega a Chicago gracias a un inmigrante emprendedor de Tizayuca, Hidalgo, México. Roberto Escalante quiere que esa cultura gastronómica, en peligro de extinción en México, se quede en la Ciuda
Gastronomic Pleasures
The short and entertaining stories in 'Los misterios de la taberna Kamogawa' feature a detective duo consisting of Nagare, a former police officer, and his cheerful and friendly daughter Koishi, who are both cooks and owners of a hidden restaurant in Kyoto.
The word creates
A novel dedicated to the memory of Joan Perucho and Álvaro Cunqueiro, the two greatest authors of Spanish fantastic literature of the last hundred years, is likely to predispose readers favorably.
Divertimento
Enrique García Fuentes discusses Julian Barnes' latest novel, which he describes as a mix of biographical investigation and scholarly essay composition. While not as thrilling as Barnes' previous works, it is not displeasing. The novel is appreciated for its irony and the author expresses a keen interest in Barnes' work.
Minimal Drift
Alonso Guerrero has won the International Legal Novel Award from the Illustrious College of Lawyers of Granada with his book 'Las mujeres felices son una quimera'. The award highlights his return to the literary scene, demonstrating his skill in navigating the familiar waters of the crime novel genre.
The established and the novel
The Editora Regional de Extremadura has released a new publication that combines the work of an established voice in Extremaduran poetry over the last fifty years with a novel approach, generating excitement and anticipation.
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