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Por Alberto Garcia Chavida. En la reciente 18º Conferencia Internacional Contra el Sida, resulta que Bill Gates y Bill Clinton ahora descubren, aceptan y piden promover, en la lucha contra el Sida, lo que ya muchos sabíamos eficaz: la abstinencia sexual y la fidelidad a la pareja. Sorprendente. Nunca es tarde para cambiar, ¿verdad?
September 1 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »
By Pedro Blas González.
We must embrace struggle.
Every living thing conforms
to it. Everything in nature
grows and struggles in its own
way, establishing its own
identity, insisting on it at all
cost, against all resistance.
- Rainer Maria Rilke
Bats.
My earliest memories have to do with these winged mammals. As a child, I used to play in an enclosed area [...]
August 25 2010 | Posted in Life | Read More »
Por Padre Víctor Salomón.
Con la expresión salud reproductiva los promotores de la cultura de la muerte pretenden justificar la tragedia de la madre que le quita la vida a su propio hijo por el aborto, pero, además, por si esto fuera poco, el aborto es uno de los principales atentados contra la misma mujer, dejándola [...]
August 24 2010 | Posted in Life | Read More »
By Ruben Navarrette Jr. From his perch in Sacramento, CA, conservative radio talk show host Eric Hogue has a stern warning for fellow Republicans: Handle the immigration issue with care. You could win the next election — but lose the next century.
August 18 2010 | Posted in Featured, Life, Opinion | Read More »
Por Víctor Salomón.
Uno de los argumentos más usado por el lobby pro aborto en los Estados Unidos es el derecho a la privacidad. Se argumenta que nadie tiene derecho a interferir en la decisión “privada” que toma una mujer de tener o no un hijo.
Evidentemente que nadie tiene el derecho de decidir si una mujer [...]
August 16 2010 | Posted in Life | Read More »
By Pedro Blas Gonazalez.
At fourteen years of age my older sister introduced me to the American writer Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862). I greatly benefited from the fact that my sister is four years older, and that she and my parents are lifelong readers. I began to read Thoreau and quickly thereafter began to relish the quality of his writing and the clarity of his thought. His courageous desire and persistence in being his own man moved me profoundly. I began by reading Walden, but not long after, I had read all his other works.
August 12 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »
Por Víctor Salomón.
Según las normas culinarias la forma correcta de cocinar las ranas es colocarlas vivas en una olla con agua e ir aumentando la temperatura, poco a poco, hasta que la rana sin darse cuenta muere para ser platillo para sibaritas. El punto en el cual me quiero fijar es precisamente en ese “cocinar [...]
August 9 2010 | Posted in Life | Read More »
Energy is a long term, capital-intensive business. Energy is critical to economic progress. The global economy is expected to double in size by 2030-mainly driven by the developing nations that today account for just over 20% of the world’s economic output. By 2030, this share will grow to 35%, led by rapidly expanding economies.
August 6 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »
By Michael Reagan.
When Ronald Reagan and his then-wife Jane Wyman adopted me they gave me the name Michael Reagan. That’s what parents — adopted or natural — do. They name their offspring, natural or adopted.
August 5 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »
Making Sense, By Michael Reagan.
The man behind the torrent of leaked documents wants to end the war in Afghanistan, and he doesn’t care how much damage he does to the troops on the ground in that hostile environment. Now hailed by anti-war liberals as some kind of a hero, Australian computer hacker Julian Assange is part of an international cabal dedicated to doing mischief that endangers U.S. national security.
July 30 2010 | Posted in Life, Opinion | Read More »