Dos Mundos: Volume 43 Issue 46 • 11/14/24 – 11/20/24
In this issue • El viaje artístico de Juan Moya: de los tatuajes a un mural • Estudiantes transforman el área Northeast con murales • ¿Cómo ha evolucionado el arte hispano en el área de KC?
Dos Mundos: Volume 43 Issue 45 • 11/07/24 – 11/13/24
In this issue • KC celebra el Día de los Muertos • Organizan celebración de mural restaurado en Gage Park • Cómo honrar a quienes sirvieron
Hispanic Hauntings: The Island of the Dolls
By Tere Siqueira Note: With the crisp autumn air setting in and the anticipation of Halloween and Dia de los Muertos building, Dos Mundos continues exploring captivating Hispanic legends. This week, let’s navigate the eerie waters of Xochimilco, where one of Mexico’s most chilling legends comes to life: the Island of the Dolls. In the […]
Trump returns to the presidency; Republicans keep hold on political power in MO, KS
By Roberta Pardo Donald Trump has reclaimed the presidency, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in an election that sharply divided the nation. At 78, Trump is the oldest person ever elected president. He will also be the second to serve two non-consecutive terms in the White House, after Grover Cleveland’s return to office in 1892.Locally, […]
The Importance of Cultural Education: A Lesson from Ensemble Iberica Kansas City
Story and Photos by Ed Reyes Norma O’Neil and Beau Bledsoe from Ensemble Iberica Kansas City visited Emerson Elementary School this week, bringing the vibrant music and rich traditions of Spain right into the classroom. Mrs. O’Neil captivated students with demonstrations of the techniques and cultural elements that define modern flamenco dance and music.The students […]
Jorge Ramos : El enemigo perfecto
Gane quien gane la próxima elección presidencial en Estados Unidos, los perdedores serán los inmigrantes. Hay un ambiente antiinmigrante como nunca lo había visto en mis cuatro décadas en el país. Y sea Kamala Harris o Donald Trump quien gane la Casa Blanca el martes 5 de noviembre, habrá más controles en la frontera con […]
Diabetes prevention, treatment options are available
Commentary by Chara As many medical experts have pointed out, type 2 diabetes can lead to other serious health problems.But type 2 diabetes need not be the catalyst for kidney failure and other illnesses and diseases. As multiple health care experts have stressed, early detection can prevent it.Some tips to help you to avoid getting […]
Editorial: Why isn’t it safe?
Many of the Latin American diaspora have settled in Kansas City, Kan. As in past and present migrant waves, some are asylum seekers. They yearn for safety and security, hoping to escape terrorism, crime and lawlessness of home. They come for an opportunity to thrive in the peace and security of a just society.A family […]
Early breast cancer detection matters
Commentary by Tere Siqueira Early breast cancer detection matters Regular screenings are key to detecting and treating breast cancer.Regular screenings significantly improve outcomes and survival rates. As health experts would agree, they’re particularly essential for women over 40 or those with a higher risk because of genetic, lifestyle or environmental factors.As Breast Cancer Awareness Month […]
Taxi Rosa changing ride services in GKC area
By Angie Baldelomar Taxi Rosa changing ride services in GKC area In January, Rocio Espino got in her car to help others.Espino started working as a taxi driver, aimed in particular at helping immigrants who had recently arrived in the Greater Kansas City area and might not have a bank account set up yet to […]