FALL 2012

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FEATURES

Lessons of Leadership

Sol Trujillo became a leader the
old-fashioned way, by working hard, making mistakes and learning from them. He shares with LATINO
how he never forgot where he
came from.
By Ruben Navarrette, Jr.

 

 

 

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Dreaming of America

Dreamers are undocumented young people brought to this country while children. Here we profile a group of them from Orange County.
Their stories will inspire you.
By Sarah Rafael García

 

 

 

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A Sense of Community

Did you say Latinos in Atlanta?
They’re thriving, thanks to vibrant festivals and leaders who lend a
helping hand to those
less fortunate.
By Marisa Salcines

 

 

 

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The Great Mexican
Food Fight

Put up your cukes, I mean dukes. When foodies like Rick Bayless and Gustavo Arellano fight about what real Mexican food is, things are bound to get nasty. And tasty.
By Katie Walsh

 

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Power of

Education

Energy companies like
ExxonMobil and Marathon
have a vested interest in education. Here is how they’re putting it into practice.
By Evelyn Castillo

 

 

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Baroque on the Border

Artist Rigoberto Gonzalez
brings us the Rio Grande Valley
by way of Rembrandt.
His images of love and cruelty
are unforgettable.
By Alexandra Landeros

 

 

 

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Tijuana lives

on the Edge

A thriving financial and industrial capital with a vibrant cultural life.
By Alicia Santistevan