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Weather MapsRadarBi-national law enforcement initiative 'Se Busca' targets its first U.S Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A bi-national law enforcement initiative set its sights on five new targets-- including the first American citizen in the campaign's history The fourth iteration of the "Se BuscaInformación" tip line initiative which partners up with law enforcement agencies from the U.S and Mexico seeking suspects hiding in El Paso or Ciudad Juarez announced five additions to its most wanted list-- including its first U.S citizen Alberto Mariscal-- during a press conference on Thursday 50-year-old Alberto Mariscal has two arrest warrants one from Dallas and the other from Houston the local "Most Wanted" campaign by Crime Stoppers of El Paso and the El Paso Police Department Law enforcement believes Mariscal could be living in El Paso or Juarez Border Patrol officials said the bi-national tip-line initiative has resulted in 13 apprehensions attributing the result to the community's frustration over a rise in crime Data suggests that most tips come from phone numbers registered in Juarez People with information about these suspects are encouraged to call the El Paso Sector U.S Border Patrol call center via phone or WhatsApp at 915-314-8194 The tip line is reportedly open 24/7 and is available in English and Spanish Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox Head of Indirect Private Debt at Generali Investments shared his insights on the evolution of the private debt industry Here’s a summary of the key takeaways: Background and Fund of Funds Strategy: Busca introduced himself as the head of indirect private debt at Generali Investments managing a fund of funds strategy that invests in private debt funds He highlighted the benefits of a fund of funds approach Private Debt Industry Trends: Busca discussed the growth of the private debt industry which has emerged as an alternative source of financing for the real economy filling the gap left by banks after the financial crisis He emphasized the increasing demand for private debt products driven by institutional investors seeking yields in a low-interest-rate environment Key Strategies and Opportunities: Busca identified several strategies that are gaining traction in the private debt space Manager Selection and Due Diligence: Busca stressed the importance of thorough due diligence in selecting private debt managers highlighting the need for alignment of interests He emphasized the role of trust and relationships in the private debt industry Secondary Markets and Consolidation: Busca predicted the growth of secondary markets in private credit driven by increasing demand and the need for institutional investors to optimize their portfolios He also expects consolidation in the asset management industry with larger managers acquiring smaller ones to achieve scale and profitability Democratization of Private Markets: Busca discussed the trend towards democratization of private markets making them accessible to retail investors through semi-liquid funds and wealth management networks he cautioned that this requires careful consideration of liquidity characteristics and regulatory frameworks Outlook and Bullish Strategies: Busca expressed optimism about the private debt industry’s future growth driven by increasing demand and the need for alternative sources of financing He is particularly bullish on niche strategies and credit opportunities in idiosyncratic risk situations Red Flags: When evaluating private debt managers Busca highlighted the importance of alignment of interests with managers investing their own money alongside clients Busca’s insights provide a comprehensive overview of the private debt industry’s evolution Already a client? 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For more information, please review our Privacy Policy Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information (Opt-Out) Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The University program is designed to help students improve their English language skills while earning credits at La Salle toward an associate degree A transformative program at La Salle University is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year The Bilingual Undergraduate Studies for Collegiate Advancement (BUSCA) program is a four-semester associate of arts degree for bilingual students to get a start toward their postsecondary education The students in the program are supported by faculty and staff in developing their foundational knowledge improving their academic and language skills Classes are offered at night and BUSCA graduates can transfer their credits toward a bachelor’s degree at La Salle with support from the late Brother Miguel Campos the program was a first for the Philadelphia area and one of only a few across the nation at the time of its inception The BUSCA of today has evolved over the years to meet the changing needs of La Salle’s students from what was launched in the 1993-94 academic year the program teaches its core classes primarily in English to strengthen students’ language reading and writing skills It’s also focused on building a course transcript that can be easily transferred to a bachelor’s degree at La Salle “We want them to be bilingual professionals and leaders in the community,” Joanne Woods is a BUSCA graduate who moved onto receive a business administration degree from La Salle Lopez said the BUSCA program helped introduce her to the American education system The foundation provided by BUSCA helped her find success in the School of Business she works as a program director for a home healthcare agency completed the BUSCA program and moved onto the School of Nursing and Health Sciences’ ACHIEVE BSN program This nursing program gives students the flexibility they need by offering courses on nights and weekends Rodriguez found support through the BUSCA faculty and staff who helped guide her “I liked how La Salle supported its students,” she said Not only did the program help improve her English language reading and writing skills but it helped build Rodriguez’s self-confidence She said she has less nerves when presenting and coordinating things in English than before Rodriguez is excited to complete her studies and enter the workforce “What I wanted to do in life was help others,” she said and his sister Kelshira all graduated from the program After completing his criminal justice degree Campbell entered the Academy for Parole and Probation to become an agent He said enrolling at La Salle was the right decision as he felt supported and prepared to enter the workforce “Don’t be afraid to take the opportunity of learning and improving your English the program provides a lot of support,” he said Another criminal target of the “Se Busca Información” campaign was apprehended this week due to the binational cooperation between Mexico and the United States Border Patrol El Paso Sector Foreign Operations Branch was informed that Leonel SALAS-Favela aka "El Sobrino" was apprehended in Poanas Leonel SALAS-Favela is a current target (EP #3) on the “Se Busca Información” initiative and has an outstanding warrant for aggravated kidnapping Numerous Government of Mexico agencies participated in the operation targeting Leonel SALAS-Favela He is being held by Mexican authorities pending criminal prosecution the “Se Busca Información” tip line has received information on Leonel SALAS-Favela`s whereabouts in the state of Durango El Paso Sector Foreign Operations Branch provided that information to Government of Mexico officials for action The “Se Busca Información” initiative identifies 10 individuals associated with transnational criminal organizations wanted for crimes ranging from alien smuggling The “Se Busca Información” initiative encourages the public on both sides of the border to anonymously report information about these dangerous The phone lines are open 24 hours a day and the calls go directly to El Paso Sector Border Patrol Sector call centers People who have information about these criminals can confidentially report this information to law enforcement at 1-800-635-2509 or 915-314-8194 or messaging platform applications such as ‘WhatsApp can be used RECOMMENDED: Mexican man faces third charge for illegal re-entry after child assault conviction Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 10:45:08 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); There is a running gag among the family of Nahomi Enrico that she can do anything — literally anything — as long as someone asks her nicely She is a DIY virtuosa who can build a kitchen cabinet or mount a flat-screen TV to the living room wall She can create her own Christmas ornaments And in case she is ever challenged to a duel ENTERTAINMENT: Our guide to Oktoberfest celebrations at craft breweries in North Jersey But she may have surprised even herself in July 2022 when she parlayed a personal health struggle into a small business that makes people feel good while raising money for an under-the-radar charity in Norwood “I wanted to do something to give back,” says Enrico “I feel very blessed to have received the kindness that I got throughout the most difficult part of my life.” is a home workshop that makes accessories and casual apparel the “Make Mistakes Tee” and the “Positive Vibes Tee” have uplifting messages printed on them “The goal is comfort and encouragement,” Enrico says She designs the images and letters for the clothing and after buying blank tops from a wholesaler she screen-prints and packages them and sends them to her clients adding that each shipment contains a handwritten thank-you note Here are six more things you should know about the multi-talented Enrico Enrico says her family hails from Santo Domingo She benefited from what she calls a “comfortable” upbringing before her parents — her mother is an esthetician and her father an HVAC contractor — immigrated to the Bronx Her family eventually settled in the north end of Paterson Enrico is a 2006 graduate of International High School a satellite school of the K-12 district on the opposite side of the city It was there that she joined a fencing team She says she was “academically driven” and focused on attaining a scholarship to take pressure off her family to pay for college where she studied animal science and ecology Enrico encountered mountain lions when she worked as a zoologist at Van Saun County Park in Paramus were the apex predators of the 130-acre recreation center She says she also tended to much lesser species including hedgehogs and Madagascar hissing cockroaches “Being outside and animals are just like — they’re just like my center point,” she says She beat cancer.Enrico was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer in December 2020 She says she found a lump under her right arm a month earlier and initially thought the soreness was due to weightlifting set up a gym in their home garage during the pandemic She then underwent a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery at John Theurer Cancer Center which is part of Hackensack University Medical Center She still visits the hospital for frequent checkups but says she is well on her way to a full recovery Busca La Luz is a Spanish term that means “look for the light,” Enrico says It was a self-affirmation that kept her motivated as she faced month after month of grueling chemotherapy “Find your source of light to orient you to where you need to go.” That is why the animal lover chose a moth as the logo for her business The insect is a delicate creature attracted to light she was a cancer patient in search of hope Enrico says she donates 10% of each sale to the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation Her clients can pledge an extra $5 to the nonprofit when they check out of her online store That generosity resulted in a giving spree of thousands of dollars in contributions to the charity Enrico says her business was on hiatus this year but that her clients can still place orders She says the workshop will be up and running at full steam very soon triple-negative breast cancer accounts for up to 15% of all breast cancers It is more common in women younger than 40 years old who are Black or who have a certain gene mutation A side hustle of making acrylic Christmas ornaments in December 2021 gave Enrico enough confidence to know that her creations were marketable She halfway jokes that she is a lifelong student of the “For Dummies” book series and YouTube — two bottomless fonts of knowledge And she says she always encourages her daughters 10-year-old Olivia and 7-year-old Penelope Because if there is a “quirk in 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business a segment that has seen significant growth in recent years “My main focus for the rest of the year and the first months of next year because it is a priority for the Chile office is to seek some form of partnership with a local player,” says the CEO describing his growth plans as “ambitious.” This union could be done through a minority or majority acquisition The goal is to acquire more than 51% of the firm allowing them to gain control and consolidate assets for the holding company They plan to offer this partner a six- or seven-year plan – no more than ten Varela stresses – to gradually increase participation ideally ending with some form of cash-out for the partners Varela emphasizes that they do not intend to “empty” the firm they choose but rather that the original partners will continue running the business with Azimut’s support One segment they are closely watching for this purpose is independent advisory firms and multi-family offices “Multi-family offices are a very interesting segment,” he points out an international partnership of Azimut’s scale could take them to the next level the executive highlights the potential for Azimut’s acquisition to complement the operations of wealth management companies providing “the full backing of Azimut.” This includes the capabilities of an international group involved in various businesses and discretionary portfolio management in Luxembourg Since Varela took the helm of Azimut Investments’ Chilean branch in June 2022 his primary focus has been on adjusting operations and strengthening the foundation for growth in the Andean country In addition to deepening their relationship with HMC Capital – a distributor of vehicles with whom they have an agreement – the firm worked on improving the internal functioning of the subsidiary and enhancing technological platforms and infrastructure This process is concluding with a key milestone: the hiring of Cristián Cerda where he worked as a local fixed income trader and he holds a master’s degree in Economic Analysis from the University of Chile is to have “someone much more involved in the field the CEO’s direction is clear: “We are now in a position to say that we are entering a more aggressive expansion phase,” with a focus on asset gathering This effort coincides with a positive moment for Azimut overall the international group surpassed $100 billion in assets under management and is projected to achieve its highest net profits in its 32-year history this year aligning many things with international standards we’ve added Cristián,” the CEO notes Another tailwind for Azimut in Chile is the strong performance of their fixed income funds an asset class that has become much more popular since interest rates increased This has resulted in various vehicles outperforming their peers their flagship subordinated investment-grade debt fund “We feel that we are a fixed income powerhouse We’ve had these returns that have accompanied us,” Varela comments adding that this strong performance has coincided with increased client demand While investors who decided to lengthen their durations when international central banks reached their interest rate peaks saw disappointing results in the first half of the year and there is indeed consensus,” he explains so “it makes a bit more sense to start lengthening those durations.” The increased interest has inspired a roadshow that the firm organized with Nicolò Bocchin Azimut’s Head of Fixed Income and portfolio manager whom Varela describes as a “rockstar” of the Italian parent company where Bocchin will meet with institutional investors “With the strong performance of our fixed income funds and the positioning we can showcase it makes sense to close the year with his visit as he is the person everyone wants to meet and listen to,” says the CEO Opinion Juliana Cloutier, an expert in investment and citizenship solutions abroad from the firm Alta Invest Frederick Bates Arturo Hanono Contributors About us Agenda Style News Magazines Contact and Help Border Patrol El Paso Sector Foreign Operations Branch were informed on March 6 that Leonel Salas-Favela also known as ''El Sobrino'' was captured in Poanas He was the third 'criminal target' in the ''Se Busca Información'' campaign a binational cooperation between Mexico and the United States Salas-Favela has an outstanding warrant for aggravated kidnapping Several Mexican agencies participated in the capture of "El Sobrino" Salas is being held by Mexican authorities pending criminal prosecution The ''Se Busca Información'' tip line has received information on Salas-Favela including 9 other individuals who are reportedly associated with transnational criminal organizations and wanted for crimes ranging from human smuggling The USBP campaign encourages the public on both sides of the border to anonymously report information about wanted criminals The 10 most wanted individuals' pictures are placed on posters These are displayed on 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Jauregui Moreno said he had the support of the Governor of Chihuahua and a commitment to continue the initiative “to fight crime so every day the U.S.- Mexico border can be a safer place.” The Se Busca initiative along this stretch of border covers the state of Chihuahua The lone woman on last year’s list was arrested in Las Cruces last October The 29 year-old Mexican citizen was wanted for conspiracy to transport migrants and under investigation in a case involving a missing 4-year-old child according to CBP The Se Busca campaign extends along the southwest border on both sides and includes the Rio Grande Valley in south Texas Here at PUCRS you can take the course you want Courses that will make a difference in your development There are 20 program options in the best graduate courses in the country Renowned teachers and our quality guarantee Courses with different themes and prices for senior citizens Commitment to scientific and technological advancement.   Seeking solutions to the problems of our society.  Contributing to the training of specialists and researchers.   Be one of our researchers and contribute to scientific advancement We value ethics and integrity in our work.   Follow our guidelines for research and laboratory safety Scientific journals available exclusively in electronic media Discover an innovative and entrepreneurial university Discover the connected and global innovation ecosystem Discover the possibilities of an entrepreneurial education We facilitate your search for health and longevity Discover the school with the best medicine course in the country Ensuring an improvement in quality of life is our purpose Our biggest concern is people's health and lives Discover what PUCRS can do for you.    Prioritizing your development and well-being.   Tailored services for whatever your organization needs Cultural and well-being programming.   Contributing to the development of society.   Valuing your learning and talent development.   Hold your event in the most complete complex in the south of the country.   Services and environments that can make your day-to-day life easier Our impactful actions for the community and education Raising funds to finance projects and strategic actions We continue to work alongside the people of Rio Grande do Sul in rebuilding the State We are a community university focused on society A new University for a new society.   We are the best private university in the country and one of the best in the world Around 10 thousand people need blood bags every day in Rio Grande do Sul. 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Haga clic aquí para visitar el archivo completo en Media Village Univision premieres a new show on Monday night at 8 p.m ET with the debut of Fugitivas en busca de la libertad The show starts when Lorena Martinez (Daniela Alvarez) is unjustly sentenced to 45 years in prison after being accused of the murder of Juan Pablo a lying and hypocritical man who forces Lorena to be his ally in his multiple infidelities Her trial is manipulated with false evidence since the real murderer was looking for a culprit Lorena meets Lissette Parra (Rocio de Santiago) Frida Segovia ( Sachi Tamashiro ) and Montserrat Torres (Marlene Kalb) Together they devise an excellent strategy to weaken the prison guards and escape on New Year’s Eve with several other inmates helped by Martha Pineda “The Superior” (Erika Buenfil) How to Watch Fugitivas en busca de la libertad: Series Premiere Today: Live stream Fugitivas en busca de la libertad: Series Premiere on Fubo: Start your free trial today! In the first episode Lorena starts out as an assistant at the Márquez construction company in search of freedom is a Mexican telenovela produced by Lucero Suárez for TelevisaUnivision It is an adaptation of the 2016 Chilean telenovela Preciosas Arap Bethke and Erika Buenfil according to the shows notes where we cover everything we air on fuboTV Contact us: support@fubo.tv Senators debate a reform bill promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires The bill was approved in general and must now be debated article-by-article before being sent to the Lower House Police gesture outside Congress after the Senate approved a reform bill presented by Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires The bill must now be debated article-by-article before being sent to the Lower House Anti-government protesters follow the results of the Senate’s vote on a reform bill presented by Argentine President Javier Milei outside Congress in Buenos Aires A car burns during clashes between police and anti-government protesters outside Congress where lawmakers debate a reform bill promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires Argentine Vice President and Senate President Victoria Villarruel speaks before casting the tie-breaking vote in favor of a bill promoted by President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires An anti-government protester reacts outside Congress after learning that the Senate passed a bill of reforms proposed by President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires Senators who supported a reform bill promoted by President Javier Milei celebrate after it was approved in Buenos Aires Un manifestante contra el gobierno con un cartel contra una reforma impulsada por el presidente argentino a las fueras del Congreso frente a la policía An anti-government protester hurls a stone at police deployed outside Congress as lawmakers debate a reform bill promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires Police line up during clashes with anti-government protesters outside Congress where lawmakers debate a reform bill promoted by Javier Milei in Buenos Aires An anti-government protester holds an Argentine flag by police near Congress where lawmakers debate a reform bill promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires Argentine riot police fired water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters who threw stones and Molotov cocktails outside Congress on Wednesday The protests come as Argentina’s Senate began voting on a state overhaul and tax bills proposed by President Javier Milei in the most serious test to date of the libertarian leader’s vision of governance and change Protestors and police clashed outside Argentina’s Congress on Wednesday Police used water cannon to disperse the protesters Having hitched his political fortunes to the goal of cutting down Argentina’s bloated state Milei hailed the vote as a “triumph” and “the first step toward the recovery of our greatness.” In a further boost to Milei’s agenda Thursday data released by the government statistics agency showed Argentina’s monthly inflation rate halving to 4.2% in May Argentine sovereign bond yields jumped 3.5% on the news and its country-risk index dropped more than 6% when markets opened dipped to 1,220 for a dollar on the black market narrowing the gap between the official and informal exchange rates Milei delayed his flight to Italy until the Senate approval then jetted off The right-wing economist is the only leader since Argentina’s return to democracy in 1983 not to pass a law within his first six months as president A defeat would have pitched his government into crisis “Milei has avoided falling off the cliff,” said Lucas Romero The bills are a diverse array of measures: The most divisive article declares a state of emergency in Argentina for one year and grants the president new powers in matters of energy taxation and other sectors until the end of his term in 2027 Villarruel again broke a 35-35 tie with her vote The government will privatize several state companies including Buenos Aires water and waste management company AySA national road safety agency Corredores Viales power provider Energía Argentina and airport service provider Intercargo central to Milei’s ambitions to lure foreign capital would give lucrative tax breaks and other perks to foreign companies investing $200 million or more They include exemptions from import tariffs and export duties for three years and preferable tax treatment for 30 years Critics warn the measures will hurt local industry Changes to the labor market would make it easier for employers to fire workers by extending trial periods that allow dismissals without cause A tax amnesty would allow Argentines to register their undeclared assets at home and abroad without paying heavy taxes The Senate’s rejection of a few other measures — including the lowering of an income tax threshold and pension cuts for civil servants with fewer than 30 years on the job — raises the specter of a cash crunch the central bank said it had agreed with China to postpone $5 billion in debt repayments heading off a repayment deadline that had been looming next month Milei has slashed subsidies for electricity causing prices to skyrocket and spreading economic misery More than half of all Argentines now live in poverty The fifth straight month of declining monthly inflation means little to ordinary Argentines who say their low wages remain stagnant as prices in Buenos Aires restaurants and shops skyrocket to levels seen in American and European cities “A year ago I had a completely different life a 69-year-old teacher in downtown Buenos Aires as street cleaners were still sweeping away broken bottles rocks and incinerated metal from the previous night’s violence when police fired tear gas and water cannons and angry protesters clashed with the officers “Now I just hope to make it to the end of the month,” Rola added “We were able to overcome the dictatorship Analysts say that the passage of Milei’s legislation signals a sharp reversal from Peronist administrations that ran vast budget deficits “The Milei government showed it’s on a political learning curve which is positive for investors and markets whose main concern is how much of his reform promises will materialize,” said Marcelo J Americas director at geopolitical risk firm Horizon Engage But the razor-thin vote means that Milei’s victory comes “at an extremely high cost,” said Mariano Machado analyst at risk intelligence company Verisk Maplecroft He said roadblocks cannot be ruled out as the bill heads back to the lower house Associated Press writer Almudena Calatrava in Buenos Aires An official website of the United States government Texas – The United States and Mexico announced 10 new criminal targets for their “Se Busca Información” initiative during a press conference at the Bridge of the Americas Port of Entry The “Se Busca Información” initiative has identified 10 individuals associated with transnational criminal organizations wanted for crimes ranging from alien smuggling and narcotics trafficking to murder The individuals are sought by both the U.S Border Patrol and Office of Field Operations) and the Mexican State of Chihuahua and local law enforcement officers from both sides of the border have agreed to cooperate and share information to arrest these dangerous individuals This bilateral initiative between the United States and Mexico is in the best interest of both countries to pursue a safer and more secure border The “Se Busca Información” initiative encourages the public on both sides of the border to anonymously report information about Mexican citizens who are wanted criminals.  People who have information about the targets can confidentially report this information to law enforcement at 800-635-2509 or 915-314-8194 The public may also convey their information via the ‘WhatsApp’ application The phone lines are open 24 hours a day and the calls go directly to El Paso Sector Border Patrol call centers The 10 wanted individuals’ pictures are placed on posters and Mexico. Members of the community may observe the images on billboards or bulletins posted along city streets or on flyers displayed in stores in Mexico immigration checkpoints and international ports of entry in the El Paso and New Mexico border regions “It is vital that we engage with community stakeholders and individuals on both sides of the border to obtain their help in finding these wanted criminals,” said Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent for the El Paso Sector “By increasing public awareness through the “Se Busca Información” initiative we increase our ability to gather intelligence and apprehend these violent criminal perpetrators making our shared border community safer.” Customs and Border Protection welcomes assistance from the community Citizens are encouraged to report suspicious activity to the U.S Border Patrol while remaining anonymous by calling 1-800-635-2509 or via the ‘WhatsApp’ application Customs and Border Protection is the unified border agency within the Department of Homeland Security charged with the comprehensive management and agricultural protection at and between official ports of entry View a complete list of local and regional CBP social media accounts Leylah Annie Fernandez broke new ground for Canada at the Summer Olympics on Monday becoming the first Canadian woman ever to reach the last sixteen in singles at the tennis event by defeating Cristina Busca of Spain in straight sets Bianca Andreescu will not be joining her in the last sixteen as she was eliminated by Wimbledon semifinalist Donna Vekic in straight sets It was a tricky battle for the Canadian No who had her hands full with the pesky Spaniard it was Fernandez holding her nerve to claim a 7-6(4) Serve was anything but sacred in the match as both women won less than half the points on their own serve and were broken at least five times each Fernandez was still the stronger on return creating 14 break points and converting seven The opening set was a series of momentum swings It seemed like Busca was getting off to the stronger start when she broke Fernandez in the opening game only for the Canadian to respond with four straight games of her own to get back on serve and then go up a break Read also: Andreescu, Fernandez Advance Through Olympic Openers Her lead was short-lived as Busca managed to claw back the break and level the set at 4-4 Then a sloppy game at 5-5 from Fernandez set up the Spaniard to serve for the set but again the momentum flipped and the Canadian was able to break to send the set to a tiebreak Hot off the critical break in the 12th game Fernandez kept rolling into the breaker where she quickly raced ahead 4-0 she never managed to reel the Canadian back in as Fernandez hung on to take the opening set Read also: Auger-Aliassime Rips Past Giron, Raonic Loses in Three Sets she was broken by the Canadian four consecutive times A strong return game was key for Fernandez as she still struggled to find a rhythm on serve and was broken back twice including when she served for the match at 5-2 But she had a clean read on her opponent’s serve and was able to break to book her spot in the third round Read also: Meet the Canadians and X-Factors at the National Bank Open in Toronto Fernandez will have to beat three-time major champion Angelique Kerber to reach the quarter-finals of the Olympics since 1908 In round one, Bianca Andreescu showed encouraging signs that she was finding her highest gear as she cruised past Clara Tauson Donna Vekic of Croatia proved too much of a challenge for the former US Open champion there were breaks of serve aplenty and openings existed for the Canadian but she struggled to hold her serve throughout the match and was beaten 6-3 Read also: Who Runs Tennis? A Rundown of Acronyms 11 of the 19 games in the match were breaks with the Croatian converting seven of her 13 break point chances The Canadian did not do herself many favours committing 29 unforced errors to her opponent’s 16 she was unable to consolidate as the Croat broke back immediately The momentum completely flipped with that break as the Wimbledon semifinalist quickly seized control of the opening set breaking the Canadian three times including in the ninth game to seal the opening set Read also: Putting Words and Descriptions on How We Feel Things went from bad to worse for Andreescu early in the second set as she took a fall and appeared to injure her hand She was able to continue after a medical timeout but was swiftly broken to go down 0-2 Andreescu remained competitive in the second set both women were picking apart the other’s serve including a run of four straight starting with Vekic’s break in the second game Andreescu had a chance to truly get back in the match when she broke for a 4-3 lead Vekic broke back immediately and then broke again to seal the win Bianca Andreescu won her first title at any level in over five years beating Leylah Annie Fernandez in the doubles.. Gabriel Diallo saw the best run of his career so far at a Masters 1000 event end in the Madrid Open quarter-finals on.. Gabriel Diallo saved three match points to upset world No 16 Grigor Dimitrov and reach his first Masters 1000.. The National Endowment for Humanities awarded La Salle University a grant to fund a humanities-focused bridge program.   The Spotlight on Humanities in Higher Education grant will support the Access Language Through Academics (ALTA) program an initiative through the Bilingual Undergraduate Studies for Collegiate Advancement (BUSCA) program at La Salle ALTA will serve as a 15-week college-readiness program for Spanish-speaking students who are seeking entry to La Salle’s BUSCA program and who need support enhancing their English proficiency prior to entering the University.  The NEH grant supports “smaller humanities projects at small- to medium-sized two- and four-year higher education institutions that benefit underserved populations.” A total of 30 spotlight grants were awarded this year “BUSCA’s mission is to serve the Hispanic community and to give them the English proficiency they need to make them bilingual professionals,” said Woods The BUSCA program is a four-semester associate of arts degree program at La Salle University Bilingual students are supported by faculty and staff in developing their foundational knowledge Classes are offered at night and BUSCA graduates can transfer their credits toward a bachelor’s degree at La Salle.   Woods said ALTA came to be as a means of supporting Spanish-speaking students who need additional assistance prior to entering La Salle and the BUSCA program ALTA is a 15-week program that will strengthen students’ English language skills and prepare them to enter BUSCA all students can study this fall in ALTA free of charge.   “Every year we get applications from highly promising students who need more English language proficiency before entering our highly respected and unique BUSCA program,” said Pamela Barnett “We have never wanted to turn students away so my colleagues in BUSCA envisioned a new path More students will be able to earn La Salle degrees thanks to the NEH and to the La Salle leaders who wrote the grant (Professor of Spanish and Chair of Global Languages Woods said the goal is to begin ALTA this fall with a cohort of 20 students in the hopes that they will demonstrate the necessary skills to enter the BUSCA Program in the spring.  “These programs provide interested students a path to get an associate degree and then a bachelor’s degree from La Salle University,” Woods said.   or recommendations expressed in this article do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.  This project has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Spotlight on Humanities.  Border Patrol El Paso Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good announced the arrest of multiple wanted criminals arrested as a result of information provided to the “Se Busca Información” tip-line Border Patrol officials said four wanted criminals were arrested since the "Se Busca" campaign kicked off in October “Our community will not tolerate the presence of illicit activity,” said Fidel Baca with the public affairs from the El Paso Border Patrol sector is a collaboration between law enforcement on both sides of the border to apprehend criminals wanted by the United States and Mexico The initiative identified 10 Mexican citizens wanted in connection to transnational crimes such as human and drug smuggling among others RELATED:U.S. and Mexican authorities reveal 'Se Busca Informacion' campaign's 10 most wanted The announcement will be made Friday morning at the El Paso Border Patrol Station The “Se Busca Información” initiative encourages people from both sides of the border to anonymously call in tips at 800-635-2509 or 915-314-8194 or send their tips through text or photos via the "WhatsApp" application Sign in In-depth Interviews with Authorities in Business, Pop Culture, Wellness, Social Impact, and Tech. 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Listen Incorporate wellness and spa features into your bathroom Your bathroom space should be more than just a place for grooming and hygiene and you can bring more joy to your space by making it a room to rest and recharge Enhance your home by designing your bathroom to be your very own in-house spa and create a space for relaxation As part of my series on the “5 Things You Can Do To Help Your Living Space Spark More Joy” I had the pleasure of interviewing Daniele Busca Daniele is Creative Director and Brand Ambassador of Scavolini USA Thank you so much for joining us in this series our readers would love to learn a bit more about you Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path I attended the Academy of Costume and Fashion in Rome and then worked for a luxury fashion brand but have always had a passion for interior design I decided to take a break from the stressful pace of Italy’s fashion industry and spend a few months in Miami to recharge (I love the sea I reconnected with the owners of a successful company carrying Italian furniture design brands — which included Scavolini — who I had met a few months before back in Italy They invited me out for dinner and offered me a job as marketing director to promote their business because “You are Italian and a designer and you know all of this.” (Thanks Javier Using my fashion industry knowledge and my eye for interior design I was able to help clients create spaces that were at the intersection of high fashion and functionality I eventually became the creative director and brand ambassador for Scavolini USA helping bring collections for the incredible and innovative brand to American homes Can you share the most interesting story that happened to you since you started this career the most unique aspect of this career has been my move to the U.S — and starting a new life on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean It has been a sequence of interesting stories that have collectively built my experience and reputation Everything is different here: My first grocery trip lasted three hours and I left with a headache I could not find anything familiar to me besides Barilla pasta and half of the groceries ended up in the garbage I was able to interact with Cosmopolitan personalities top industry professionals with a true passion for Italian design and noticed how highly the American interior design industry regarded Italian-made design It was looking at it from a different angle and I felt more responsibility on my end to deliver the top-quality design which is what these discerning clients expect from an Italian product Moving in the USA has been the most important experience in my life Can you share a story about the funniest mistake you made when you were first starting Can you tell us what lesson you learned from that “Only doers make mistakes.” And when you make mistakes I was organizing the opening event of the company’s third store in Coral Gables rosewood one-piece piano and other fabulous elements that would ensure the event was a memorable one so excel and spreadsheets are for sure not my thing I noticed that the list was not in alphabetical order I decided to make it right so I clicked the sort button and voila: all the names were now in order The problem — I’d inadvertently mismatched all of the addresses the store’s owner caught it when he noticed the address of a contact he knew was incorrect and then quickly realized that all the addresses were wrong While no invitations went to the incorrect addresses I learned a few things from this small blunder First and foremost — never assume you know what you are doing (for me this is especially true with technology) the importance of helping your colleagues succeed a colleague was able to catch my mistake before it became an even larger issue I’ve learned throughout my career that when one member of your team succeeds so it is important to always support and offer assistance to your coworkers and employees What are some of the most interesting or exciting projects you are working on now I’m getting ready to moderate an interesting panel discussion that will be held virtually during Design Chicago in partnership with Scavolini and ELLE Décor The panelists are four amazing women who are successful entrepreneurs and well respected in the U.S We will be focusing the conversation on the effects of COVID-19 on the design business and how to overcome these unprecedented times We will send a positive message to women (and men) that work in the industry and are looking for some good guidance and advice Creativity is always a resource when the issues are unknown and the solutions for our current situation require thinking out of the box Can you please give us your favorite “Life Lesson Quote” Can you share how that was relevant to you in your life There are several quotes I’ve been told that have proven beneficial in my life however one in particular is very dear to me — “Learn a trade and save it for a rainy day.” Growing up and knew how to run a business smoothly and successfully She showed me and taught me how to interact with clients and your employees and that you must always be passionate about your work and care about your clients and the finished product I opened Scavolini USA’s flagship company owned showroom in Soho it was the largest store in Manhattan for European kitchen cabinets After all these years I can tell that no matter what you do for a living None of us are able to achieve success without some help along the way Is there a particular person who you are grateful towards who helped get you to where you are I’ll never understand the soloists that say “me me.” I appreciate team players that say “us I believe that in our career we are like musicians in an orchestra concerts and hard work we eventually become the director But why be a director if there is no orchestra From my first internship in Rome as fashion designer in a Haute Couture Atelier to my position today as Scavolini USA’s Creative director and Brand Ambassador there are many people that helped me to be where I am now has played a pivotal role in my professional life We met briefly in Miami in 2008 at a business lunch right after he was appointed CEO of the newly founded Scavolini USA Inc — the first Scavolini branch outside of Italy he saw qualities in me that were relevant to him and the future of the company I was working for another global company as marketing director for the anglophone markets at the time he called me out of the blue offering me the position of creative director in New York City for Scavolini USA “Thanks so much Francesco but I can’t accept It is far too cold in NYC.” I received many phone calls after that one I’ve spent the last 10 years in New York as Scavolini USA’s Creative Director helping clients make their dream interior spaces a reality I do still miss Miami from November to April though Here is the main question of our discussion What are your “5 Things You Can Do To Help Your Living Space Spark More Joy” and why Wellness is a trend that is becoming paramount in bathroom design as we increasingly incorporate taking care of our body and mind into every aspect of our daily lives Trends and innovations will continue to focus on spa and wellness features incorporating inspiration from top luxury hotels to make bathrooms sanctuaries where design and beauty vibes with our body and energies baths were monumental buildings or “cathedrals of wellness,” and the use of steam rooms and hot and cold water became a science This “Mens sana in corpore sano,” or “a healthy mind in a healthy body” will permeate future bathroom trends with designated areas for fitness that incorporate pilates Scavolini’s Gym Space project is a great example of this The collection combines bathroom furnishings with fitness equipment eliminating “the commute” from your exercise to your post-workout shower functionality and endless configuration possibilities despite a plethora of ways to connect with people That is why the living room is now kitchen-centric because of the ritual related to the cooking which is at the end an act of love The upside of a kitchen-centered living space is certainly the fact we entertain and have a true connection with people or “social kitchen” layout can elevate your space The kitchen has truly become the new living room and is generally composed by a perimetral back wall and an island which is in the heart of the living room Making the kitchen an extension of the living room enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of the space Use warm color palettes like “greige” in lacquer or matt glass door panels that complements the room’s furniture and texture finishes like woods in light or very dark hues and use fully integrated appliances that can mount custom doors and use pantries that hide ovens or small appliances Form and function are paramount for homeowners and a great kitchen design should have both Today’s kitchens should have multiple purposes for our busy lives a place for entertaining and the center of your meals and cooking While many are temporarily working from home as a result of COVID-19 working from home was a growing trend beforehand and will continue to increase in years to come as technology makes remote working more common This means multifunctional kitchen spaces will remain a necessity Not having a designated space to work can impede productivity, and — especially in smaller spaces — finding an area of your home to dedicate to working can be tricky. Scavolini’s BoxLife by Rainlight can house an entire kitchen or any combination to keep small spaces stylish and tidy This design is ideal for transforming your bedroom or kitchen area into your work space and keeping your work space out of sight when you want to relax and one of the best ways to create a space that sparks joy is to design one that you’ll love — and more importantly will remain intact — for a long time Technology is playing a major role in the performance of materials and the following materials will have the longest lasting lifespan It is tempered for safety reasons and painted offering an infinite gamut of colors in matte or glossy finishes Lacquer: Matte or glossy water-based finishes are the most sustainable thanks to technology advancements in the way the finishes are applied When buffered the gloss finish will return to its original shine Fenix: Fenix is the latest version of laminate made using nanotechnology sustainable material is used for countertops or to build integrated sinks for kitchen and bathroom vanities as well so you can match doors to the countertops It comes in interesting colors from black to white and hot colors like Jaipur red Fenix is quickly gaining ground for its durability and longevity Sustainability plays a large role in creating a space that’s built to last Scavolini’s designs and materials are built to last expanding the lifespan of clients’ new spaces For the structure of all kitchens and many other elements These panels are 100% post-consumer recycled wood with the lowest formaldehyde emission and offer excellent performance levels in terms of durability and stability almost all the materials used by Scavolini can be recycled to produce new materials or generate energy Refresh your space with what you already have There’s not always a need for a total renovation You can easily breathe new life into your interior spaces with things you already have Here are some ways you can give your space a fresh perspective If you could start a movement that would bring the most amount of good to the most amount of people Since I was a kid I always dreamed to be an active figure in helping others succeed especially kids without family or resources or those living in a difficult environment and give them the opportunity to grow sane safe and learn and pursue their dreams and aspirations I hope to do that both in the USA and maybe in another country I hope to be an inspiration and mentor to kids to help them have all of the opportunities I have had to become successful We are very blessed that some of the biggest names in Business or in the US whom you would love to have a private breakfast or lunch with Michelle Obama has been an inspirational figure to me She brought needed global attention to racial Plus — lunch or breakfast with her is guaranteed to be healthy How can our readers follow you on social media Instagram: @ScavoliniUSA Facebook: Scavolini USA Twitter: @ScavoliniUSA Thank you so much for joining us. This was very inspirational! Candice Georgiadis is an active mother of three as well as a designer, founder, social media expert, and philanthropist. Help Print Artist Lorena Ochoa sees their birthplace of Santa Ana as a city that contains multitudes Ochoa explores those multitudes in their show at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana “Lorena Ochoa: Se Busca,” which examines the place where memory and transport intersect in their home town “This body of work is kind of my love letter to growing up in Santana,” said Ochoa Ochoa earned their bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts with a minor in Chicana/o Studies at UCLA and received their master of fine arts at UC San Diego On the heels of being an artist in residence at the Guapamacataro Hacienda in Michoacan in 2022 Ochoa was selected as one of seven graduating artists from regional art programs to present their work in the Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego’s annual NextGen exhibition I am the ICA’s 2023 NextGen Award recipient which recognizes the artist who received the highest total ranking across an international jury panel,” said Ochoa In “Se Busca,” Ochoa uses objects that feel familiar to create a connection to her message which generates a universal approachability but the message behind it is so perfect for Santa Ana and I think it really represents the community well,” said GCAC curatorial associate and public programs coordinator “People can walk in and feel a connection.” “Se Busca” is the first show Lee has curated and she let the colors of Ochoa’s work dictate the composition of the exhibition and I wanted certain colors to be next to each other or opposite each other,” said Lee The show’s title refers to the constant searching that can be done within a marginalized community when survival mode feels like the only mode “What happens when you are in a constant state of searching and it doesn’t give you the opportunity to pause and plan for the future or set goals.” Santa Ana artist Lorena Ochoa’s “La Genie Undid,” made from Mini Mate coolers at the “Se Busca” show at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) A colorful string of Mini Mate coolers for example titled “La Gente Unida,” stands in for a paper picado banner “On one side it says ‘people,’ and on the other side it says ‘profit,’” said Ochoa “A lot of times Latin Americans are seen for the labor they can provide and not for the people that they are It’s the symbol of packing your lunch and going to work and doing this labor but also a way to find beauty in the fact that we are so hard working.” In another corner two over-stuffed suitcases titled “On the Hook” and “Hold & Held” are filled with objects that simultaneously symbolize where one comes from and the trauma migration can cause Cowboy boots and car parts are jammed in along with a plaster cast of a bolillo wedged next to a virgin statue wrapped in protective foam but bound with string “A lot of the items in these pieces have dual meaning,” Ochoa said Ochoa also notes that Santa Ana is bordered by freeways and a river which can encourage escape but also foster isolation A detail from Santa Ana artist Lorena Ochoa’s “Somos de Calle Diptych” at the SE BUSCA show at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) “What I found by looking at maps while doing this research is Santana is surrounded by freeways then the other border is the concreted portion of the Santa Ana River,” said Ochoa but in it’s namesake it effectively creates this square around us.” In “Se Busca,” Ochoa connects the river their mother lived close to in Michoacan to the Santa Ana River where Ochoa now makes her home “The Santa Ana River exits in to the Pacific Ocean but the ocean current actually goes down to Michoacan where my Mom is from before it ravels further west,” said Ochoa and so these ideas of the water moving and merging together.” A water-filled LCD barricade makes up the piece “Agua Santa,” adorned with lenticular religious figures and fitted with brass hose bibs While bodies of water can signify life and movement Santa Ana artist Lorena Ochoa’s “La Genie Undid” at the “Se Busca” show at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) “There is this idea of movement that surrounds us with the flowing of river and traffic,” said Ochoa Barriers is a theme that carries over to Grand Central Art Center’s concurrent exhibit “‘Welcome’ is an installation that is thinking about the limits of ‘welcome,’” said Bielak “One of the things that is in the design of the installation is for you to be frustrated in your attempts to get through it,” said Schmalz “You have to contend with these various barriers and interruptions.” Bielak and Schmalz’s residency is supported in part by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and “Welcome” is inspired by four years of site visits archival research and collaborations with Orange County activists The show examines the ways social structures within our culture can determine who a welcome is extended to and ways that invitation can be rescinded Artists Susy Bielak and Fred Schmalz stand in front of their “Hybrid” piece at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) “Over the course of our time here in Orange County we have really found ourselves thinking in a more kind of intersectional way about the way in which control functions spatially,” said Bielak Schmalz said that includes everything from plant hybridization to urban development and the designs of streets and cities and neighborhoods and gated communities paintings of archival photographs tell stories from O.C.’s history that include Japanese Americans who were separated from their land cheap labor and the fumigation of orange trees “We really wanted to uplift and notice and pay attention to histories from this region,” said Bielak The show also features an infographic poem “Three Conditional Welcomes,” which borrows from the initial planning documents for UC Irvine designed by a defense contractor “Restricted Area” is part of Susy Bielak and Fred Schmalz exhibit at the Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) “Hybrid,” the exhibition’s largest installation is centered around a painting of an image that originally appeared in an agriculture-industry magazine that Bielak found herself taken with “I was so struck by it and by this idea of hybridization like how to make the perfect thing,” said Bielak The painting of an orange blossom being hybridized is surrounded by a short picket fence on the side of AstroTurf hills The show’s sound installations “Never Never” and “Am I an American” feature Valley High School choir students singing a chant the artists derived from a 1970s fair housing protest and a question printed on a 1920s KKK recruitment flier “We were working with the choir at Valley High and we brought them two texts that were complicated for different reasons,” Schmalz said “We reduced those texts down to a slogan that could be used as a chant.” Valley High School students and music director joined Bielak and Schmalz’s artist talk at GCAC for a moving performance “Lorena Ochoa: Se Busca” is open through Nov. 12, with Ochoa building a special ofrenda for the Nov. 4 art walk. “Bielak and Fred Schmalz: Welcome” runs through Jan. 14. For more information visit grandcentralartcenter.com. Sarah Mosqueda covers Orange County food, art and culture for TimesOC. She most recently worked as a staff writer in Food for the Los Angeles Times. She also has several years of experience in the restaurant industry, including as a proprietor. Mosqueda earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Cal State Fullerton. TimesOC Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map www.visitanicaragua.com | www.riosanjuan.com.ni  | www.mapanicaragua.com Copyright 2016 – 2025 | Todos los derechos reservados | Instituto Nicaragüense de Turismo Border Patrol officials said another "Se Busca Información" criminal target was arrested this weekend due to information provided to the tip-line Mexican authorities confirmed the capture of “EP1,” a 39-year-old Mexican national with an alias of “El Pitufo.” Gallegos has an extensive criminal history including aggravated homicide This arrest will be the third apprehension made from the current “Se Busca Información” target list A total of five criminals have been arrested as a result of information provided to the tip line since the campaign began in late October which means to look for information in English identifies ten individuals associated with transnational criminal organizations is a bi-national initiative between the United States and Mexico that encourages the public on both sides of the border to anonymously report information about wanted criminals with the goal of disrupting and displacing members of criminal organization that presents threats to the community on both sides of the border People who have information about the targets can confidentially report this information to law enforcement at 915-314-8194 Border Patrol while remaining anonymous by calling 1-800-635-2509 RECOMMENDED:U.S. and Mexican authorities reveal 'Se Busca Informacion' campaign's 10 most wanted The report finds that existing PvP arrangements have been successful at reducing settlement risk for much of the FX market but certain market segments remain exposed to risk: PvP arrangements are not available for all currencies and may not be the preferred solution of some market participants or for settling certain trades New PvP solutions can complement the existing arrangements by providing flexibility and functionalities such as real-time settlement or 24/7 operations expanding coverage to the retail market existing as well as new PvP arrangements face barriers to broad adoption including: (i) weak incentives for market participants to settle FX trades using PvP; (ii) technical challenges for PvP providers to access and interoperate with real-time gross settlement systems; and (iii) legal challenges for PvP providers to reconcile differences in national legal and regulatory frameworks Facilitating further adoption of PvP depends on whether providers of PvP services can overcome these barriers The report identifies the roles public and private sector stakeholders could play to help increase adoption of PvP and unlock the full potential of innovation in new settlement solutions while mitigating risk The CPMI will further engage with industry stakeholders to explore possible practical actions to expand PvP settlement In cooperation with other public stakeholders and relevant international committees the CPMI will continue to monitor the evolution of FX settlement risk and PvP adoption with the aim of reducing settlement risk and enhancing global cross-border payments and Mexican law enforcement agencies have teamed up to release their new 10 most wanted criminal targets for their "Se Busca Informacion" campaign The poster identifies 10 Mexican citizens wanted in connection to transnational crimes the photos of these wanted individuals will be placed on posters and billboards in city streets and stores in Chihuahua and ports of entry in El Paso and New Mexico sector In a press conference at the Bridge of the Americas on Friday Special Advisor to the Office of the Commissioner of CBP Nelson Balido said they want to encourage people in Mexico to not be afraid to call in with information or tips RECOMMENDED:El Pasoan named Border Patrol Chief for San Diego sector "People [in Mexico] are afraid to call they don't know who they're calling 'it's ringing in the United States Border Patrol of the El Paso sector Anthony Scott Good further explained that no personal or contact information from a caller will be shared only the information concerning the wanted suspect the woman on the wanted poster has been arrested The woman was wanted in connection to the smuggling of a four-year-old child Launched in 2016 as a joint effort between the U.S Border Patrol and the Government of Mexico the campaign identifies suspects associated with transnational criminal organizations wanted for crimes associated with human and drug smuggling on both sides of the border the initiative introduced a new QR code that will also allow them to update the wanted posters in real time with new photos or information Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox debido a que el padecimiento es la principal causa de ceguera reversible La agrupación se presentó en los municipios de Tequila y Cihuatlán en donde proyectaron la letra de un narcocorrido La mujer es buscada en por el FBI y requerida por la Corte Federal del Distrito Occidental de Texas por tráfico de armas Las vacaciones de verano 2025 están cada vez más cerca aunque los estudiantes de escuelas incorporadas a la SEP aún disfrutarán de días festivos previos a estas A cambio presuntamente permitió la existencia del rancho donde adiestraban sicarios que tenían en su disposición las drogas conocidas como cristal y marihuana fueron puestas a disposición de la FGR para definir su situación jurídica también alertó sobre posibles vínculos del crimen organizado con aspirantes al Poder Judicial Rocío Nahle García confirmó que la solicitud para un homenaje al exgobernador de Veracruz Fidel Herrera Beltrán fue realizada al Congreso del Estado por familiares La Fiscalía General de Chiapas detiene a la pareja del occiso y ofrece recompensa por el paradero del director prófugo trabajadores de la CNTE marcharán del Ángel de la Independencia hacia el zócalo de la Ciudad de México Mandamos a tu correo el mejor resumen informativo 6 May 2025 10:46:49 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); THE BEST OF THE AMERICAN LATINO & MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE La Salle’s BUSCA program focuses on Latino enhancing The Bilingual Undergraduate Studies for Collegiate Advancement (BUSCA) allows Latinx students to earn a four-semester associate of arts degree from La Salle University with a concentration in English.  Fall 2023 marks BUSCA's 30th anniversary—in an interview with AL DÍA shares the importance of being Latino enhancing and supporting Latinx students in developing their foundational knowledge improving their academic and language skills in a space that is nurturing and demanding.  BUSCA has grown from a six-student cohort taught in Spanish to then it was 80% in Spanish and 20% in English— taking approximately six years to develop the academic language switching to a program that is primarily now taught in English.  BUSCA usually has approximately 60 new students starting each fall—to try and keep class size between 15-20 which is what is recommended by the Modern Language Association allowing students to have “robust conversations while also allowing students time to get individual attention from the instructors,” explained Woods.  The associate degree program has 60 credits or 20 classes students take three courses in Spanish for two reasons: to Latino enhance and prepare students to work in the Latino community if that is what they aspire to do.  “We want to be Latino enhancing to make sure that the students know that their culture “We want to make sure that they have the academic Spanish.”  The program wants Latinx students to be able to market themselves and go into the Latino community fully bilingual with the academic language in their native tongue The curriculum offers two “Spanish for Heritage Speakers” and “Spanish and Hispanic Cinema” courses as part of the sheltered immersion protocol—develop the vocabulary needed for assignments and ensure students have the required background knowledge to complete tasks outside of class BUSCA instructors assist students in developing the four domains of the English language: listening with only limited programmatic exceptions until October 2020 when it “expanded its admission protocol to become fully test-optional for all undergraduate programs,” as reported by La Salle News.  BUSCA does not require SAT testing as part of its admissions protocol but a free English language assessment to students—the program looks for intermediate English language users—a person who knows present Although perfect usage is not necessary for the program some background understanding of those tenses is because the goal is to “get them out of the intermediate zone and into the advanced zone while they are in BUSCA,” Woods reiterated.  Participants of the program are also considered a student at La Salle University and have access to all buildings and tutoring services.  BUSCA is concerned about Latinx enhancing and Latinx producing; reasons why Woods recognizes that “most of our people our students are going to be working.” The program is at night and although many universities close their offices at 4:30 pm members of BUSCA stay until 6:00 pm or 6:15 pm to see if students need assistance.  “We recognize that even the people in BUSCA may have responsibilities for their siblings or maybe they are living with an aunt or uncle and helping take care of their cousins,” Woods said the admissions counselors work very closely with the person.”  The program is committed to Latinx students' success It continues to help graduates who may require guidance La Salle provides services to assist this population of students.  We are hopefully lifting a family and improving generational wealth BUSCA students who pursue a Bachelor’s degree have the English skills needed to be successful Worth noting is that BUSCA offers free tuition to students that qualify for full-tuition aid or Pell Grant the program grants at least two scholarships to people excluded from qualifying for federal aid.  “BUSCA graduates are equipped to continue their education and to become lifelong learners and empowered bilingual leaders in our communities and society,” the website says BUSCA has received funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities to offer a free pre-BUSCA program to applicants who need additional support to demonstrate the level of English necessary to enter BUSCA I would recommend BUSCA to new students because they will not only help you get through your classes but also they would listen to all your concerns and walk you through the rough path, said Lina Barrios THE BEST OF THE AMERICAN MULTICULTURAL EXPERIENCE Texas (TND — Criminals that were wanted in the El Paso-Juárez border region were arrested following an initiative between the U.S U.S. Border Patrol officials in the El Paso sector identified 10 Mexican citizens wanted in connection to transnational crimes El Paso Sector Chief Patrol Agent Anthony “Scott” Good announced the arrest of multiple wanted criminals on Friday as a result of information provided to the "Se Busca Información,"meaning "information wanted," tip-line Officials said four wanted criminals were arrested since the "Se Busca" campaign kicked off in October The initiative encourages people from both sides of the border to anonymously call in tips at 1-800-635-2509 or 915-314-8194 or send their tips through text or photos via the "WhatsApp" application One of the most-wanted crime suspects in the El Paso-Juárez border region was arrested by Chihuahua state police investigators following an anonymous tip to a binational fugitive line after a tip was received by the "Se Busca Información," meaning "information wanted," initiative between the U.S Border Patrol and the Chihuahua Attorney General's Office said Murders in Mexico: Missing Juárez woman activist found slain, car dismantled at junkyard The "Se Busca" program targets suspected members of criminal organizations on the border sought in the U.S and Mexico for crimes such as human and drug smuggling Agents of the Chihuahua State Investigations Agency arrested Venegas in the city of Aldama was allegedly in possession of more than six grams of crystal methamphetamine and was wanted on warrants on aggravated extortion charges in Chihuahua The Border Patrol reported that Venegas faces additional charges for homicide aggravated robbery and possession/distribution of narcotics The "Se Busca" initiative was first launched in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas in the summer of 2018 before it expanded to Laredo and then other sectors of the U.S.-Mexico border The list of 10 most-wanted fugitives is periodically updated by U.S The names of the fugitives are generally not publicized because they often use aliases and restrictions in Mexico regarding the naming of crime suspects Photos of the faces of the crime suspects are featured with a code — "El Barbas" was target "EP8." Borderland: Texas DPS busts El Paso cartel cell tied to firearms seizure, border migrant smuggling Persons with information on the "Se Busca" fugitives may call 1-800-635-2509 or 915-314-8194 Calls to the 24-hour phone lines go directly to El Paso Sector Border Patrol call centers Text messages can also be sent via the WhatsApp application to the 915 number "This arrest with information from citizens from both sides of our border community demonstrate a great partnership between the United States and Mexico The binational law enforcement cooperation as part of the 'Se Busca' campaign is a commitment to pursue a safer and more secure border region," El Paso Border Patrol Chief Anthony "Scott" Good said in a statement "I am truly grateful for the partnership we have with the government of Mexico and officials from the state of Chihuahua," Good said "We will continue to work with our border community counterparts to bring these wanted criminals to justice." there are no matches available for this year individual player stats are cumulative for the calendar year and not calculated using a minimum match requirement On a wet day in Melbourne where the elements wreaked havoc on the order of play, Denis Shapovalov was able to overcome the distractions and joined Félix Auger-Aliassime in the third round of the Australian Open with a straight-set win over Taro Daniel Bianca Andreescu was not as lucky as she suffered a heart-breaking defeat from match point up to Spanish qualifier Cristina Busca leaving Leylah Annie Fernandez as the only Canadian woman left in the singles draw Once Shapovalov was able to take to the court after the match was pushed several hours by a rain delay and a preceding match going the distance the 20th seed was able to overcome some streaky moments and played his best tennis when he needed to on his way to a 6-3 The serve was a bit erratic for Shapovalov who had nine aces and won 78 per cent of his first serve while also striking nine double faults and putting just 56 per cent of first serves in play he was the aggressor hitting 53 winners to Daniel’s eight his opponent had the far worse ratio with 34 unforced errors to go with his low winner count converting six of his nine break point opportunities while saving five of eight on his own serve An early turning point came at 2-3 in the first set when the Canadian fell behind love-40 on his serve but bailed himself out with some incredible hitting including a gutsy drop shot winner at 30-40 That hold flipped the momentum and kicked off a run of four straight games for Shapovalov He scored the first break of the match with a perfect forehand passing shot winner for a 4-3 lead and then broke again to wrap up the opening set Daniel quickly stopped the run with a break to start the second set courtesy of a Shapovalov double fault Shapovalov immediately responded with his third consecutive break of serve both men struggled to pull away when they got the advantage Shapovalov broke to love to take a 3-1 lead only to hit back-to-back double faults in the next game to gift the Japanese a break back the 20th seed did manage to go on a run at the perfect time winning five straight points from 2-3 in the second set tiebreak to establish a two-set lead Daniel struck first in the third with a break for 3-1 Shapovalov immediately broke back when the Japanese played an error-filled game to blow his lead Just when it seemed like the third set was also destined for a tiebreak At 5-5 Daniel had four points to hold serve but a trio of Shapovalov winners and a double fault kept the game going Persistence paid off for Shapovalov when Daniel misfired on the first break point The Canadian is through to the third round in Melbourne for the third year in a row He will meet 10th seed Hubert Hurkacz in the next round with all four meetings taking place on hard courts but they have not played in nearly two years with the last matchup coming in Miami in 2021 Taking to the court many hours after their originally-scheduled start time due to an extensive rain delay Bianca Andreescu got off to a quick start and seemed well on her way to a high-profile third round clash with world No but she was unable to seal the deal against Cristina Busca and fell in three sets The match looked to be all Andreescu when she cruised through the first set had an early break in the second and then a match point in the second set tiebreak but Busca refused to go away and it ended up being the Spaniard setting a date with the top seed after a 2-6 Consistency in the key moments was a deciding factor in the match as Andreescu committed 20 of her 53 unforced errors in the third set the pair had nearly identical winner-to-unforced error counts with 31 winners apiece and a 50 (Busca) to 53 (Andreescu) edge to the Spaniard on unforced errors winning five games in a row to take a 5-1 lead in the first set She then ripped a forehand winner to break in the opening game of the second set and seemingly take control of the match Now it was the Spaniard’s turn to reel off five straight games as errors began to creep into the Canadian’s pattern of play Andreescu double-faulted on break point in her next service game to go behind in the second set the Canadian committed five unforced errors to allow a third straight break from 5-1 up and serving for the second set also missing a set point when some big forehands from the Canadian blew her off the court which kicked off a run for Andreescu who managed to level the set at 5-5 The tiebreak was back-and-forth but Andreescu had a chance to get off the court when she held match point at 6-5 But the errors that haunted her throughout the second and third sets got the better of the Canadian Busca went on to convert her third set point and then broke immediately to start the deciding set Andreescu did manage to break in the fourth game only to give the lead right back to the Spaniard which this time proved decisive as the Canadian missed break points in the six at tenth games It is a third loss consecutive second-round loss at the Australian Open for Andreescu who has reached and lost in that round in each of her appearances at Melbourne Park