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  LA VOZ DE AZTLAN   URL :http://www.aztlan.net/ Internet publication of the Nation of Aztlán, a secessionist organization Supports open borders On April 27, La Voz de Aztlan was pleased to report that the California state senate -- stressing the importance of educating Americans "on the tremendous contribution immigrants make on a daily basis to our society and economy" -- had passed a resolution in support of the May 1st boycott by Mexican and other immigrants. The "Gran Boicot" called for "No School - No Work - No Purchases" and exhorted people to participate in the rallies and demonstrations. The resolution was authored...

A radical Hispanic group that claims the southwestern United States belongs to Mexico is hailing elusive al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden as the "Pancho Villa of Islam." Writing for the website "The Voice of Aztlan," Ernesto Cienfuegos recalled the telegraphed message sent by Gen. John J. Pershing after failing to capture the Mexican revolutionary nearly a century ago, "Villa is everywhere but Villa is nowhere." Villa, after raiding a small New Mexico border town in 1916, outlasted Pershing after an 11-month search. The Mexican leader, Cienfuegos said, "knew every rock, every stream, every cave, and every cactus of the immense...

A Mexican-American separatist website, La Voz de Aztlan, is claiming the U.S. capture of Saddam Hussein is a hoax. The pro-Arab and viciously anti-Israeli organization also sees a spontaneous uprising of popular support for Hussein throughout Iraq – a phenomenon unnoticed by news organizations throughout the world, including those in Arab countries. According to the site, "extreme doubts have arisen throughout Islam that the released pictures by U.S. occupation forces of the 'captured Saddam' are of the Iraqi leader. Thousands of Iraqis, who knew Saddam, are claiming that it is one of Saddam's many known 'doubles.'" Why would an American-based...