La Voz Bilingüe (Denver, CO)

La Voz stands out as Colorado's leading Hispanic-owned bilingual publication, gaining the trust and admiration of both the Latino and non-Latino communities for more than four decades.

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Pueblo’s Zoo offers the very best experience

1 week ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

If anyone can confirm that ‘orangutangs are skeptical about changes in their cages,’ or that ‘monkeys stand for honesty,’ a good source in Pueblo, would be Kyle Davis. Davis is the city’s new associate director of marketing at Pueblo’s Zoo, and he has his hands full with a summer schedule that, he says, has something for everyone. “It’s our busiest time of the year,” said the Eagle Pass, Texas, native. “And we want to make sure folks who come,” leave with the most positive experience they can have.
Maritza Job Giordano is more than a cancer survivor

1 week ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

If there is one thing Maritza Job Giordano knows, she is not a high-risk candidate for kidney cancer. “I did do the genetic testing,” she said in a recent telephone interview. “For me it was negative.” There is irony, a boatload, in fact, in her declaration. And Job knows it oh so well.
A Week in Review

1 week ago | lavozcolorado.com | Joseph Rios

Agather Atuhaire, a Ugandan activist, said she was raped after being arrested and held for days in Tanzania. Activist groups and entities like the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Africa Affairs expressed deep concern about Atuhaire’s allegations. In 2024, Atuhaire was recognized by the department as an International Women of Courage Awardee.
A Week In Review

2 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Joseph Rios

Martha Karua, who served as Kenya’s justice minister, said she was deported from Tanzania in an effort to stop her from attending the court case of Tanzania opposition leader Tundra Lissu. Tanzanian authorities have yet to comment on the issue. Lissu was recently charged with treason last month and denied all allegations. Former Chad Prime Minister Succes Masra was arrested over allegations that he was linked to a clash in the country.
Regis President Salvador Aceves to lead University of San Franciso

2 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

Each night as we sleep, our brain manufactures visual episodes of events that can often and only be described as surreal. As we dream, we witness people, places and moments we know could never be. But every now and then, something witnessed in deep sleep or even fanciful escapism actually becomes reality. Being named as president of a school that bears the name of one’s hometown, leading the school that both built the foundation for a career as it reenforced lifelong values might be such a dream.
Pueblo, still the 'Home of Heroes'

2 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

As drivers speed through Pueblo, no doubt many simply read its slogan, ‘Home of Heroes,’ and continue on their way never giving thought to that three-word billing. But in Pueblo, those three words mean a lot. Pueblo, throughout its history, has answered the call. In WWI, WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and in the Gulf Wars, the young men and women of Pueblo have stepped forward. Their patriotism even impressed President Eisenhower when, in 1953, he awarded Puebloan Raymond G. ‘Jerry’ Murphy with the medal.
American-born Pope to lead the Catholic Church

3 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

When the first puffs of white smoke belched from the newly constructed Sistine Chapel chimney, thousands spread across the expanse of Saint Peter’s Square cheered with delight. A new Pope had been chosen. But their enthusiasm soon coupled with shock—a joyful shock—when it was announced that the new leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics is American-born. One person not shocked was Regis University’s Father Kevin Burke.
DOGE cuts affect Pueblo's residents

3 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

For Pueblo’s Steve Nawrocki, the ‘winter of discontent’ began January 20th, the day a new administration took office. It was just days later that President Trump kept his campaign promise of handing over the job of cutting governmental ‘waste, fraud and abuse’ to mega-billionaire, Elon Musk. Musk took the job and ran with it.
A Week In Review

3 weeks ago | lavozcolorado.com | Joseph Rios

Arjun Menon, a top Malawian cricket official, was “brutally murdered” at his home, according to local reports. He was a wicketkeeper and represented Singapore five times at senior level. Menon was the operations manager of Cricket Malawi, and local police have yet to release a statement about the incident. A new Human Rights Watch report accused Burkina Faso government forces and an allied militia of killing at least 130 civilians in March.
The vacation road less traveled

1 month ago | lavozcolorado.com | Ernest Gurulé

If a visit to Albuquerque is in your plans and you want to get there ‘quickly’, jump on one of the 54 weekly flights out of Denver International Airport. But, as you may have guessed, quickly does not necessarily mean quick. You’ll need to calculate the time it takes getting to DIA. From the southern suburbs, say, Douglas County, add as much as an hour. Budget in TSA’s mandated airport arrival time, gate time and hope everything’s on time. Clock’s still ticking.