Latins with manufacturing know how aid in business growth
Joe Aceves founder of the Latin American Manufacturers Association explains how LAMA assists Mexican Americans in starting firms. The nonprofit offers legal help bidding guidance tax shelter advice and contract interpretation to meet government minority requirements. He notes federal rules push agencies to negotiate with minority subcontractors and outlines membership and aid to those unable to pay fees. Aceves emphasizes Latino entrepreneurs deserve equal opportunity and opportunity to compete.
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Mexican American joins machine shop owner in San Leandro
Aceves, 40, a former farm laborer and boxer who began as a shop helper, now runs a San Leandro machine shop. LAMA gained prominence after Rockwell International subcontracted about $500,000 to Latin companies through the group. He says majors doubt Mexicans in manufacturing and warns corporations lack viable programs for Latin firms.
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Chavez backs Dymally bid for state office
United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez endorsed state Sen. Mer ven Dymally for the Democratic nomination. The Dymally campaign committee announced the endorsement on Monday in Sacramento.
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