[Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth]

Castillo, José L.

[Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth]

Description

This article deals with the Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth whose aim is to assist the increasing community of Salvadorians in the Metroplex. Both the original Spanish article and the English translation are included.

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2 p. ; 28 cm.

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Castillo, José L. December 15, 2005.

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Author

Castillo, José L. José L. Castillo, a correspondent for the international EFE News Service, donated his archive of photographs taken between July 2004 and July 2006 to the UNT Archives. The images depict protests and political events in the Latino community, including the march protesting immigration bill HR 4437 in April 2006 by more than 350,000 people; Hispanic community and political leaders; and festivals, Latino soccer leagues and other gatherings in the North Texas area. Featured subjects include Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief; former Dallas Mayor Laura Miller, Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa; former LULAC President Hector Flores.

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Lopez, Edgar University of North Texas Archives, Graduate Library Assistant

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Titles

Main Title: [Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth]
Series Title: Comite Salvadoreño

Description

This article deals with the Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth whose aim is to assist the increasing community of Salvadorians in the Metroplex. Both the original Spanish article and the English translation are included.

Physical Description

2 p. ; 28 cm.

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People - Ethnic Groups - Hispanics

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Accession or Local Control No: COMITE SALVADORENO 121505
Archival Resource Key: ark:/67531/metapth91139

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[Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth standing in front of banner], 01 COMITE SALVADORENO, ark:/67531/metapth24441
[Side view of Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth], 02 COMITE SALVADORENO, ark:/67531/metapth24440
[Close-up of Victor Marroquin], 03 COMITE SALVADORENO-MARROQUIN, ark:/67531/metapth24439
[Victor Marroquin speaking to woman], 04 COMITE SALVADORENO-MARROQUIN, ark:/67531/metapth24438
[Victor Marroquin], 05 COMITE SALVADORENO-MARROQUIN, ark:/67531/metapth24437

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José L. Castillo Photograph Collection

Photographs taken between 2004 and 2006 by José L. Castillo, a correspondent for the international EFE News Service.

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[Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth standing in front of banner] (Photograph)

The Salvadorian Committee of Dallas-Fort Worth wants to create substantial change to assist their community in the Metroplex. To make this a reality, Committee President Victor Marroquin (center) with the participation of the board of directors will present their organizational plan for 2006 this Saturday. From left to right: Ana Quezada, Hermilio Morales, Dora Alicia Orellano (secretary), Julio Crus, Yesenia Watters (secretary), Oscar Lopez, Luis Gutierrez (treasurer), Maria Eugenia Morataya, and Ivette Cruz.