Deportes y más deportes… 06.29.23
Diego Cocca no es más D.T. de MéxicoLuego de la pobre participación de México en la CONCACAF Nations League, la Federación Mexicana de Fútbol decidió cesar al entrenador argentino Diego Cocca.Cocca dirigió 7 partidos con el Tri, consiguiendo 3 victorias, 3 empates y una derrota. Si bien sus números no fueron tan malos, la derrota […]
World Refugee Day celebration at The Kansas City Public Library – North-East Branch!
On June 17, the Northeast branch of the Kansas City Public Library hosted a celebration in honor of World Refugee Day. It was a day full of activities, free food trucks, and speakers, including an appearance by Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas. ¡Celebración del Día Mundial del Refugiado en la Biblioteca Pública de Kansas City […]
Initiative aims to overcome obstacles to CPR in Latino community
By Chara In the Latino community, fear and language barriers often prevent individuals from providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), a life-saving first-aid technique used when someone goes into cardiac arrest.Various organizations are trying to address those issues.One such organization is the University of Virginia Latino Health Initiative (LHI). As the American Heart Association (AHA) reported in […]
Kansas City Museum reopens in July
The Kansas City Museum plans to reopen Corinthian Hall to the public on Thursday, July 6, 2023, after a temporary closure.A malfunction of the HVAC system occurred on January 11, 2023, causing water damage to select areas on all four floors of Corinthian Hall. The Kansas City Museum Foundation and the City of Kansas City […]
Kansas launches ‘Driving High is a DUI’ campaign
By Tere Siqueira The Kansas Department of Revenue and local law enforcement agencies are emphasizing the illegality of driving under the influence of drugs (DUID) with the “Driving High is a DUI” campaign.The campaign follows concerns over a rise in drug-impaired driving incidents involving both illegal substances and legal medications. Under Kansas law, it’s illegal […]
Jorge Ramos: Cómo Debemos los Periodistas Cubrir a Trump
MIAMI – Hace unos días, cuando Donald Trump fue acusado criminalmente de 37 cargos por retener en su casa de Mar-a-Lago documentos secretos, cientos de sus simpatizantes salieron a protestar frente a la corte federal donde se presentó el expresidente. Éramos más periodistas que manifestantes. Pero sus gritos, su indignación y sus mensajes se escucharon […]
Editorial: Driving while intoxicated
A 19-year-old recent high school graduate was buried yesterday (June 21) in Lenexa. Just a week ago, the young man was planning with his fiancée to see a movie later that day. Somewhere else in the metro, a 24-year-old Grain Valley man was getting drunk. Their two lives intersected that night with tragic consequences. Benjamin […]
How to protect yourself from the heat
Commentary By Chara The heat can significantly affect you.Prolonged exposure to extreme heat and sunlight puts a strain on your body as it works to regulate your temperature. Therefore, it’s important to take care of yourself when working in conditions of extreme heat or temperature. To ensure your safety during extreme temperatures, try following these […]
Vargas showcases artwork at Mexican Consulate exhibit
By CharaOn June 2, Liz Vargas was honored.That day, Vargas’ work was featured with other Kansas City area artists in an exhibit at the Mexican Consulate in Kansas City, Missouri. The exhibit was part of First Friday in the Crossroads, a monthly event staged by the Crossroads Art District.Having participated in the consulate’s entrepreneurial program […]
Dos Mundos: Volume 43 Issue 25 • 06/22/23 – 06/28/23
In this issue • Recordando 42 años con ustedes • Vargas exhibe su arte en exposición en el consulado mexicano • Cómo protegerse del calor