El Tecolote
El Tecolote is a free bilingual newspaper published twice a week and also has a daily online presence. Located in San Francisco, it focuses on the Mission District and nearby areas, serving the Latino community. Notably, it is California's longest-running bilingual newspaper, offering content in both English and Spanish.
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3 days ago |
eltecolote.org | Mariana Duran |Beatriz Hernández
For eight years, Martha Regidor sold fruit, dried fish and candy at the 24th Street BART Plaza. Last week, however, she said city officials told her she could no longer sell there. She relocated to a different stretch of Mission Street — already crowded with vendors — leaving behind her long-established customer base.
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1 week ago |
eltecolote.org | Mariana Duran |Beatriz Hernández
The Trump administration has rolled back key immigration protections, impacting immigrants with and without legal status.
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2 weeks ago |
eltecolote.org | Mariana Duran
Every morning, Marcelo, 60, waits on a San Francisco sidewalk, looking for work. The Guatemalan day laborer, who has lived in the city for seven years, says he takes any gig he’s offered, from painting to construction. But since Trump got elected, he said, the number of work opportunities for immigrants like him has dwindled. The fear of not being able to afford rent — and of being deported without due process — feels more pressing than ever.
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2 weeks ago |
eltecolote.org | Mariana Duran
Ana A., aún recuerda cómo se sintió al meterse al agua. Un día de finales de enero, conforme se preparaba para un baño frío improvisado en su baño, apartó una toalla y té caliente, pensando en lo que necesitaría después del impacto de la temperatura. Pero en cuanto entró en la ducha fría, su mente la llevó a otro lugar: al día en que fue detenida por agentes de inmigración. “Me dieron mi uniforme y me dijeron tenga, báñese, tiene tanto tiempo para bañarse y ponerse la ropa.
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2 weeks ago |
eltecolote.org | Mariana Duran
Ana A. still remembers how she felt when she got into the water. One day in late January, preparing for a makeshift cold plunge in her bathroom, she set aside a towel and warm tea, anticipating what she would need after the temperature shock. But as soon as she stepped into the cold shower, her mind took her somewhere else — to the day she was detained by immigration officers. “They gave me a uniform and told me to take a shower, and to put on clean clothes. And the water is cold.
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Address
123 Example Street
City, Country 12345
Phone
+1 (555) 123-4567
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