As reported by El Nuevo Día, former Puerto Rican Governor Carlos Romero Barceló had a few strong words for the student protesters who interrupted a ceremony of the island’s former governors inside Puerto Rico’s Capitol building in San Juan today. “It is revolting to see those who don’t want to study,” said Romero Barceló in [...]
Archive for February, 2011
President of PR Statehood Students Association’s Open Letter to Rep. Guitérrez
Posted in Commentary, Politics, Puerto Rico, tagged Luis Fort, Luis Guit, PNP, PPD, Puerto Rico, Statehood, student strikes, University of Puerto Rico on February 27, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
While Puerto Rico Governor Luis Fortuño still has not commented about the remarks made by Illinois Congressman Luis Gutiérrez that compared Fortuño’s activities to that of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, another pro-statehood student association published an open letter to Gutiérrez.








AUDIO: Fontana, CA Police Officer Harasses and Threatens My Friend
Posted in Commentary, Latino, Latino Rebels, Leadership, tagged Fontana, Latino, Latino in America, latinos, LATISM, police harassment on February 28, 2011 | 2 Comments »
It started with a simple Facebook update from my friend, Rolando Poet Ortiz, who tagged me in the following photo of his wrists after he got handcuffed by a Fontana, California police officer last Friday as he was waiting in a parking lot minding his own business.
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