La Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal de México aprobó en abril de 2007 la reforma de las cláusulas del Código Penal capitalino que penalizaban hasta entonces el aborto.
Desde esa reciente despenalización del aborto hasta las 12 semanas de gestación en el Distrito Federal, el tema del aborto está recibiendo más críticas negativas en buena parte [...]

The Americano sigue cada día diferentes periódicos y blogs en el mundo hispánico y por toda Hispanoamérica y España. Aquí va una lista de las lecturas más recomendadas del día:
Chile: anunció bono de 80 dólares para 4,2 millones de chilenos
Chile: Piñera inaugura su gobierno con el envío de proyectos de ley para reconstruir el país
Colombia: [...]

The 2010 U.S. Census is expected to find that Hispanics number more than 50 million in this country, and they command $1 trillion in buying power. Yet 50 percent of U.S. advertisers, who acknowledge the cultural impact of Latinos, do not include Hispanics in their marketing efforts.

Iraq’s relative stability and political progress has lead to a general consensus in America that the effort has achieved moderate success. The first offensive launched as part of the response to the attacks on September 11, 2001, however, is far from over.

The Americano follows many different newspapers and weblogs in the U.S. and around the world each day. Here is a list of today’s most recommended reads:

The Americano follows many different newspapers and weblogs in the U.S. and around the world each day. Here is a list of today’s most recommended reads:

Defense Secretary Robert Gates traveled to the Saudi capital yesterday for talks to focus on Iran’s nuclear program and Washington’s push for tough sanctions against Tehran.

President Barack Obama spoke yesterday at a St. Louis high school in order to make his closing argument for a health care overhaul.

At St. Charles High School Obama said: “What we’re proposing is a common sense approach to protecting you from insurance company abuses and saving you money.”