Carlitos Guerra: We Remember a Friend

It’s taken a while to settle enough to write this. I’ve been in a daze since hearing of Carlitos’ passing.  It wasn’t until the fog thinned, until I began to  […]

It’s with a sad, heavy heart and a moco-filled nose that I want to annouce here that Carlos Guerra passed away sometime in the recent past, he was found dead […]

Omg, if you’re at all like me, you have no money to spend this Christmas! Good news is, there’s really nothing that I want that’s really all that expensive. We […]

If you’re anything like me, when it’s cold, you want badly to be warm. So, we all tend to take hot showers in the winter. Well, apparently, this has the […]

Turns out President Barack Obama’s record deportations this past year — 392,862 in a pathetic effort to show the Republicans the Dems could be “tough” on crime — came at […]

A startling and heretofore unnoticed “study” was released Friday that sets the groundwork for balancing state budget on the backs of impoverished and disabled children and seniors. The Texas Health […]

Remember how sad former First-Hispanic-Attorney-General-Ever-Of-All-Time Alberto Gonzales was the last time we wrote about him? Well, he’s kind of happier now, but still sad, and needs money. Which is to […]

[Editor’s Note: Stace Medellin is a hard core blogger of DosCentavos.net and will be a regular NewsTaco contributor.] On December 1 — shortly after San Antonio DREAMers were arrested at […]

A good piece on net neutrality ran on The Root this week; although the piece revolved around the importance of net neutrality for the African-American community, similar reasons exist for […]

It’s official, barrios are not safe places to live, but not for the reason you may think. It’s not gang-bangers or the usual suspects you need fear, it’s the IRS! […]