Tortured in Mexico claims by Ruben Solis activist
Chicano activist Ruben Solis testified in a sworn statement that Mexican police arrested him and beat him for 12 days at a torture farm near Monterrey before he signed a false guilt admission for gun smuggling. He was later deported, and his case mirrors claims of abuse by authorities against U.S. citizens and farmworkers.
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FDA proposes warning labels for birth control pills
The FDA released a draft plan warning that sex hormones in birth control pills can cause birth defects and raise risks of heart attack stroke and blood clots. It suggests advising women over 40 to avoid use, and notes a possible increased risk of spontaneous abortion if pregnancy occurs soon after stopping the pill. Public comment period of 61 days to follow.
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Unemployment Rules Probed By West Side Worker
West San Antonio social worker Carlos Mata claims Texas Employment Commission bias affects benefit claims. Mata cites employer counterstatements outweighing applicant claims and notes appeals rarely pursued. TEC spokesman says laws, equal treatment govern eligibility. Aruba weather note follows unrelated line.
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Charlie” Mata
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