Laura Castaneda
Deputy Editor, Editorial and Opinion at The San Diego Union-Tribune
Deputy Editor Editorial & Opinion @SDUT, @NAHJSDTJ Prez. Professor, Independent Producer, Filmmaker. Chicago Native. Retweets not endorsements.
Articles
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5 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Laura Castaneda
Cuando supe que Robert Francis Prevost había sido elegido el nuevo Papa y que se crio en mi ciudad natal, Chicago, aplaudí a solas en mi sala viendo el anuncio en directo por las noticias nacionales. En cuestión de horas, los memes empezaron a circular en redes sociales. Algunos parecían un poco irrespetuosos. Pero la curiosidad por él estaba por todas partes, incluso entre los no católicos.
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1 week ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Laura Castaneda
When I heard Robert Francis Prevost was elected the new pope and that he was raised in my hometown of Chicago, I cheered alone in my living room watching the announcement live on national news. Within hours, the memes started flying on social media. Some of them seemed a little disrespectful. But curiosity about him was everywhere, including among non-Catholics. I imagined him as a teenager eating an Italian beef, a hot dog or a slice of pizza while at a White Sox ballgame.
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3 weeks ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Laura Castaneda |Tania Navarro
Otro trágico accidente en nuestra costa de San Diego nos recuerda cuán desesperados están muchos migrantes. Tres personas murieron, incluido un niño de 10 años de la India, y se presume que otras siete personas están desaparecidas. Tal vez nunca sabremos si llegaron a la costa, pero su travesía refleja una verdad que a menudo se ignora en los debates estadounidenses: la migración es profundamente personal, pero rara vez se discute con honestidad.
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2 months ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Laura Castaneda
If you are a movie fan and happen to live in San Diego, you already know that our region hosts at least 10 film festivals, (not including the student film festivals at local campuses), but there’s one that holds a special place in my heart — the San Diego Latino Film Festival. Since 2002, I’ve been involved with the festival in one way or another. I have attended, helped organize and even presented my own films. This year’s lineup has already been announced and it won’t disappoint.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
thebrunswicknews.com | Laura Castaneda
Oct. 21, 2007, is a day many of us in San Diego will never forget. I was at Ocean Beach enjoying a warm sunny day with my family when we saw thick black smoke in the distance. At the time I had an infant 7 months old. Within hours, the county was up in flames. One fire grew to four, including the Harris Fire near the U.S.-Mexico border where I live. The intense heat, the uncertainty and the floating ash that looked like rain left my heart thumping. I was afraid.
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RT @sdutOpinion: @sdutopinion Deputy Editor Laura Castañeda @presspasslc recalls the terrifying events of Oct. 21, 2007, when wildfires swe…
