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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2009
Page
6
Sterling Library hosts Citizens at Last, a Texas Woman's University Library produced exhibit on the 27 year campaign for votes in Texas. The display uses archival photos and texts and runs through May 31 with public viewing during library hours.
Ciudad Juarez mayor Jose Reyes Ferris says about 2000 army troops will stay permanently to combat organized crime. Approximately 5000 troops moved in March to assume police duties across the border from El Paso, Texas, as part of President Calderon’s nationwide plan to deploy 45000 troops to patrol cartel controlled regions.
A Salvadoran community leader in Los Angeles notes Cinco de Mayo highlights Mexican cultural dominance in the United States. He and others argue the holiday misrepresents Mexico’s independence, while Latinos from Central America and the Caribbean face identity and job-market pressures amid a broader immigrant mosaic.
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