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  • ‘The United States is the villain of our story.’ Nationalism surges in Mexico amid Trump threats

    04/25/2025 10:52:05 AM PDT · by E. Pluribus Unum · 52 replies
    Los Angeles Times ^ | April 25, 2025 3 AM PT | Kate Linthicum and Cecilia Sánchez Vidal
    Americans barely remember the Mexican-American War, but in Mexico memories of the war and other military quarrels with the United States remain deeply felt. Mexico lost half its territory, including California, in the war that broke out this week in 1846. President Claudia Sheinbaum, who often speaks of Mexico’s sovereignty, said, “We are neither a protectorate nor a colony of any foreign nation.” MEXICO CITY — At the entrance to Mexico City’s largest park lies a towering marble monument to six young military cadets killed in battle. The Niños Héroes — “boy heroes” — died while defending Mexico’s capital...
  • Immigrant rights attorneys and journalists denied entry into Mexico

    02/04/2019 5:14:12 PM PST · by mdittmar · 19 replies
    Los Angeles Times ^ | Feb 01,2019 | Kate Linthicum, Cindy Carcamo and Molly O'Toole
    Two U.S. immigrant rights attorneys and two journalists who have worked closely with members of a migrant caravan in Tijuana said they had been denied entry into Mexico in recent days after their passports were flagged with alerts by an unknown government.
  • An African seeking refuge and understanding finds neither in Israel

    03/26/2014 5:36:54 PM PDT · by B4Ranch · 12 replies
    http://www.latimes.com/ ^ | 03/26/14 | ( Kate Linthicum
    <p>Mutasim Ali, left, seen during a recent protest in Tel Aviv's Lewinsky Park, is the public face of an estimated 55,000-strong African immigrant population that some in Israel wish would quietly disappear.</p> <p>Mutasim Ali, a spokesman for African immigrants in Israel, has a tale of terror and oppression that many officials don't want to hear.</p>
  • Proposition 8 Moves Christian Couple to Action

    12/21/2008 12:53:57 PM PST · by dbz77 · 14 replies · 680+ views
    The Los Angeles Times ^ | December 21, 2008 | Kate Linthicum
    Abel Ferreira and his wife, Robbie, never considered themselves political activists. But when Proposition 8 landed on November's ballot, the Spring Valley couple did everything they could to ensure that the constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage got passed. They made phone calls. They attended prayer rallies. They fasted for 40 days. For the Ferreiras, as for so many other people motivated to action by Proposition 8, the measure wasn't just a matter of politics. It was about family, faith and the future of the country.