El Señor de los Cielos Llegará al cine
Después de cuatro exitosas temporadas y una quinta en camino, se ha revelado que la historia de El Señor de los Cielos llegará al cine. Rafael Amaya reveló que ya se prepara una cinta de la famosa serie. El actor confesó que le han ofrecido diversas oportunidades en cine, sin embargo, está enfocado en el […]
DC Comics Alista más películas
DC Comics continúa dando luz verde a nuevos proyectos cinematográficos después del gran éxito que ha tenido ‘Wonder Woman’,Es por ello que recientemente se confirmó la película de ‘Batgirl,’ ‘Justice League Dark’, en el 2018 llegarán ‘Aquaman’ y ‘Flash’a los cines. También Warner Bros Pictures confirmó que para el 2019 comenzaría la preproducción de ‘Suicide […]
Two Years of Trump
By Jorge Ramos Two years ago, many Americans thought it implausible that a candidate with racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environmental ideas would ever be elected president. But when it comes to Donald Trump, we were wrong. And we’ve been wrong repeatedly. On June 16, 2015, Trump officially launched his presidential bid in New York, famously […]
Mexímetro – Noticias de México
06/15/17 Un hombre en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua es responsable de un accidente que ocasionó la muerte de dos niñas. El hombre ya fue puesto a disposición del Ministerio Público del estado y se le ha culpado de homicidio imprudencial, lesiones y daños. A la fecha se desconoce cuál será el castigo que le será impuesto, […]
Trump dismantles Obama’s agreements with Cuba
By Dermidio Juez-Perez On June 16, President Trump announced the cancellation of agreements signed by former President Obama with Cuba – and inaugurated new policies he hoped would weaken the island nation. “Obama’s policies have not helped the Cubans,” Trump said during a speech in Miami. “They have enriched the Cuban regime.” Trump also criticized […]
Kobach making Kansas gubernatorial bid
By Melissa Arroyo On June 8, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach announced he would run for state governor in 2018. Accompanied by his wife and five daughters, Kobach announced his campaign to succeed Gov. Sam Brownback at the Thompson Barn in Lenexa, where he outlined “three problems” he promised to focus on if elected: […]
IRS Warns of New Phone Scam
WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today warned people to beware of a new scam linked to the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS), where fraudsters call to demand an immediate tax payment through a prepaid debit card. This scam is being reported across the country, so taxpayers should be alert to the details. In […]
Area offers mental health facilities for the uninsured
Commentary by Carey Juez-Perez Seeking mental health treatment is challenging for the uninsured. Fortunately, there are many facilities in the Kansas City area that provide free or reduced cost services. Listed below are a few local options: *Community Mental Health Centers: The centers provide treatment to those with or without health insurance. However, patients must […]
Once – homeless KCMO student earns diploma, full-ride scholarship to UMKC
By Melissa Arroyo Juan Alarcon was once homeless, getting by with next to nothing and couch surfing while also attending school. Now, he’s looking to help others who are struggling. Working 40-50 hours per week and attending school, Alarcon received his high school diploma and an associate’s degree from Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley through a […]
Reyes’ leap of faith still reaping rewards 36 years later
By Paula Alzate In 1981, Manuel Reyes took a leap of faith. That year, Reyes and his wife Clara established Dos Mundos. Now based in Kansas City, Kan., the now-weekly bilingual newspaper is celebrating its 36th anniversary of serving the Kansas City area’s Hispanic community this month. “I worked as a welder for a long […]