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NORTHWEST: Snowstorm buries POLITICS: Trump missing GOP LATIN AMERICA: Sinaloa cartel goes the Pacific Northwest > 18 support to build wall > 15 on with or without El Chapo > 14 19 You Decide – A Bilingual Newspaper February 15th, 2019 ENTERTAINMENT Table of Contents 19 ENTERTAINMENT: Latin Latin artists make their presence felt at the Grammys artists make their presence felt at the Grammys , (AP) The Mexican band Zoé won 18 NORTHWEST: Snowstorm laudia Brant, Luis the prize for best Miguel, Zoé and rock, urban or buries Pacific Northwest, with the Spanish Harlem Latin alterna- more on the way OrchestraC prevailed on Sunday tive album for in the Latin categories of the “Aztlán”, while 17 FINANCIAL LITERACY: Love Grammy Awards. Brant, who Luis Miguel won is in the air won the Grammy for best Latin the award for best pop album for “Sincera,” also regional Mexican 15 POLITICS: Missing piece in highlighted her position as a music album, Trump’s wall is republican Latin American who lives and including tejana, triumphs in the United States. for “¡ support “I arrived 20 years ago as an por siempre!”. immigrant to this country and Neither of them 14 LATIN AMERICA: Sinaloa the doors were open for me,” was present to cartel marches on after El said the Argentine composer accept their Chapo arrest, conviction when receiving her award. “I trophy. hope there are still opportuni- The Spanish 14 LATIN AMERICA: Train ties for others.” , left, and Angela Aguilar perform “La Llorona” at the Grammy Premiere, on Harlem Orches- Sunday, February 10, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. blockades present test for She also thanked her col- tra did take the laborators Antonio Carmona, It’s a miracle to be here,” she said. stage to collect Mexico’s leftist president Arnaldo Antunes, and La The artists won their respective golden their Grammy, the third one they get from Marisoul de La Santa Cecilia, and noted gramophones in the so-called Grammy six nominations, for best Latin tropical 13 NATIONAL: El Paso is that “this album was never about the Premiere, a gala prior to the televised album for “Anniversary”. reluctant to be a symbol of number of streams or the number of fol- ceremony that is broadcast only online, “This represents the incredible legacy the border wall lowers ... (but) to make wonderful music. where most of the awards are distributed. of music that we are so proud to repre- sent,” said co-founder Oscar Hernán- 13 ENTERTAINMENT: Gerardo dez, accompanied by musicians from the Ortiz returns as judge for 20th orchestra. The Grammy Premiere featured several season of talent search show musical numbers, including one of the AMERICANS nominees Angela Aguilar, Natalia Lafour- tú Decides Newspaper cade and Aida Cuevas, who together per- 8220 W. Gage Blvd., #715 STRETCH Kennewick, WA 99336 formed “La Llorona”. Phone: 509-591-0495 PACKS! Aguilar, the 15-year-old daughter of Fax: 800-790-4145 Pepe Aguilar nominated for best regional Web Site: www. TuDecidesMedia.com Subscriptions Mexican music album for “Primero soy Subscriptions are available for $26 for 6 months ONLY $ Mexicana,” began singing alone in a dark gray strapless dress with colorful cordate tú Decides is published weekly by tú Decides Media 72 Inc. on every Friday. 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But J Balvin, who was not among Briseida Rios the candidates for the Grammy in the cat- Staff Writers egories of Latin music, achieved one along Félix Connection, Isaiah Torres, Ezequiel Torres with Bad Bunny and Cardi B in one of the Distribution Call the Americans office at 509.736.0606 for details amshockey.com on group tickets, flex-packs or special event packages! main sections: recording of the year, for All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be the successful hit “I Like It”. reproduced without the express written consent of ALL GAMES PLAYED AT THE TOYOTA CENTER, 7000 W GRANDRIDGE BLVD, KENNEWICK, WA tú Decides Media, Inc. Wisdom for your decisions February 15th, 2019 You Decide – A Bilingual Newspaper 18 NORTHWEST Snowstorm buries Pacific Northwest, with more on the way SEATTLE, Washington (AP) deep forced the closure of U.S. 2 and Interstate 90. The Grant County Sher- esidents of the Pacific North- iff’s Office warned that snow drifts west took to neighborhood were blocking many roads. Airports in hills with skis, sleds or even eastern Washington closed, and numer- justR laundry baskets Saturday to cel- ous car crashes were reported. ebrate an unusual dump of snow in “Snow conditions are worsening a region more accustomed to winter minute to minute, so don’t expect travel rain. conditions to improve,” the sheriff’s Some areas received more than a foot office wrote. of snow, and meteorologists say more is The National Weather Service said on the way early next week. Hundreds additional snow could fall Saturday, of flights were canceled in Seattle and and another storm was expected early Portland, and heavy snow drifts closed next week. major highways in eastern Washing- About 180 people spent the night at ton. 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15 You Decide – A Bilingual Newspaper February 15th, 2019 POLITICS Missing piece in Trump’s wall is republican support WASHINGTON (AP) Alfonso Aguilar, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., a Department of the chairman of the Home- epublicans in Congress never Homeland Secu- land Security Committee, really wanted to build the wall. rity official in the recalled an early conversa- It wasn’t a priority like tax George W. Bush tion when he asked Trump cuts,R which are a raison d’être of Repub- administration, said on the presidential cam- lican domestic policy. And it wasn’t their Trump’s wall became paign trail: “’You under- own campaign pledge to voters, like the so “toxic” it drove stand it’s way more complex vow to repeal and replace Obamacare that away support. Even than just building a wall?’ became hard to keep. routine funding for He said he understood that.” President Donald Trump’s signature border barriers and Michael Steel, a top aide campaign rally cry — “Build the Wall!” — fences that have to then-House Speaker John was always more of a slogan than a policy. anchored security Boehner, R-Ohio, said the A “metaphor,” Republicans have called it policy for more than party agrees that border — shorthand for the more complicated a decade — some 700 security should be a prior- trade-offs that would be required for an miles already being ity in Congress. But he said, immigration-and-border security deal. built— became off “no one believes a Great A “MacGuffin,” as one former top GOP limits. Wall of China-style edifice aide put it Tuesday, only there to motivate “The problem is In this March 5, 2018 photo, a child looks through an older section of the border fence from along the Rio Grande is the Mexicali, Mexico, alongside a taller and newer section in Calexico, California. action — in Trump’s case, for support. the president only answer to our problems.” That’s why funding the wall languished talks about the big, ers in caravans at the border, though it’s It was against that back- when Republicans controlled Congress, beautiful wall,” said Aguilar, the president clear that the vast majority of immigrants drop late last year Democratic House and why they now appear willing to of the Latino Partnership for Conserva- trying to enter the country illegally are leader Nancy Pelosi, about to take major- take far less than the $5.7 billion Trump tive Principles. not such criminals. ity control of the House and become demanded in a deal with Democrats to And for Trump, he said, that quickly “The language hurts Trump,” Aguilar speaker, held firm against Trump’s prevent another partial government shut- becomes a launching point to rail against said. “What we didn’t like was the tone demands and called the wall immoral. down. drug smugglers and human traffick- about the wall.” Democrats reminded voters that Trump Of course Republicans want to secure once promised Mexico would pay for it. the borders. Both parties do. But they Pelosi all but dared Republicans to have different views on how to do it. And show their cards, essentially taunting more importantly for counting votes in Trump during a meeting at the White the House and Senate, they diverge on House in December that he did not have how much to pay for it and what other the votes to support his demand for bil- immigration changes to swap in return. lions of dollars of wall money.

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Wisdom for your decisions 14 tú Decides – A Bilingual Newspaper 15 de febrero 2019 LATIN AMERICA Sinaloa cartel marches on after El Chapo arrest, conviction MEXICO CITY (AP) drugs can be moved to to Texas. “Their distribution the border; has engi- network is that well established espite the arrest, extradi- neered multimillion-dol- in the United States.” tion and now conviction of lar tunnels to smuggle So at the cartel’s stronghold in narco-lord Joaquin “El Chapo” tons of marijuana and the mountains of Sinaloa state, Guzman,D his Sinaloa cartel marches on — cocaine under the fron- it’s business as usual for Ismael and the proof is in huge, multi-drug ship- tier; and pays “mules” to “El Mayo” Zambada, who has ments detected on the border in recent ferry shipments in cars helped run the cartel since it was weeks. and trucks. founded over three decades ago. Those heaping bags of fentanyl and That doesn’t even count He has a reputation as a level- plastic tubs of crystal meth, heroin and the armies of hitmen and headed, old-style capo known cocaine offer no sign that the cartel has enforcers who moonlight more for negotiating than for been weakened, lost sway over its tradi- in extortion and kidnap- bloodshed. tional territory in northwestern Mexico ping, plus the money “El Mayo is still considered the or seen its international reach curtailed launderers, front corpo- main player at the table,” Glaspy by the loss of its notorious leader. rations and political con- said. “It’s still a major, major force in the tacts. There’s also a world In this January 19, 2017 file photo provided U.S. law enforcement, authorities escort A succession fight that broke Mexican criminal underworld,” Mexican of professionals such as Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, center, from a plane to a waiting caravan of SUVs at Long out after Guzman’s third deten- Island MacArthur Airport, in Ronkonkoma, New York. security analyst Alejandro Hope said. architects, jewelers and tion, in 2016, was ultimately The cartel still controls a worldwide even musical groups, street dealers. resolved by the arrest of Damaso web of contacts that can move Colombian who provide entertainment and launder “All 23 of our divisions have an inves- Lopez Nunez and his son Damaso Lopez cocaine to Cameroon and Mexican meth money. tigation at least at the local level that Serrano, who led a rival faction. Today cooks to Malaysia. It also controls sea- Perhaps most important, Sinaloa con- ties back to the Sinaloa cartel,” said Will the cartel is seen as firmly under the ports to get drugs and precursor chemi- tinues to control what’s referred to as the Glaspy, a U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin- command of Zambada in partnership cals shipped in from around the globe; “last mile” in the United States, using its istration agent in charge of the Houston with Guzman’s sons Ivan, Archivaldo and employs labs and chemists to process wholesale distribution network to get division who has held posts along the Alfredo, known collectively as “los Chapi- them; bribes corrupt cops to ensure the drugs into the hands of local gangs and U.S.-Mexico border from California tos,” or “the little Chapos.” LATIN AMERICA Train blockades present test for Mexico’s leftist president MEXICO CITY (AP) According to Ferromex, one of the railways affected, the 25-day ailroad blockades by radical protest has left over 2,000 contain- teachers in Mexico are testing ers stranded in freight patios. leftist President Andres Manuel In addition, it has caused some LopezR Obrador’s promise not to use force plants to temporarily shut down against protesters. due to interrupted shipments of Since taking office Dec. 1, Lopez steel, cement and raw materials; Obrador has said he would handle all forced automakers to ship vehicles protests with negotiation. But the obsti- out by truck rather than rail; and nacy of the teachers — who set up protest delayed hundreds of loads of often camps on railways in January to demand spoiled grain. back pay — has exhausted the president’s Lopez Obrador has ruled out patience. asking police to intervene, saying The teachers in the western state of that “we are not repressive.” Michoacan received their pay and freed But he wondered out loud if the some rail lines last week. But on Friday, Michoacan teachers’ union was they again blocked a key line leading to working for enemies of his admin- the Pacific coast port of Lazaro Cardenas. istration. Lopez Obrador has now taken the “It is strange, I would almost say unusual step of asking the country’s suspicious, that these things did National Human Rights Commission not happen when the conserva- Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador attends a media conference at Palacio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 2019. to recommend measures for ending the tives were in power, and as soon as stoppage. His administration has also we arrived, they want to confront “There are groups that are leftist and apparent reference to radical teachers filed an appeal to the commission, saying us,” he said. “Now is the time for people who have never been on the side of our and leftist Zapatista rebels in southern the blockade violated people’s rights. to stand up and take off their masks.” movement,” Lopez Obrador said, an Chiapas state.

Sabiduría para las decisiones 15 de febrero 2019 tú Decides – A Bilingual Newspaper 13 NATIONAL El Paso is reluctant to be a symbol of the border wall EL PASO, Texas (AP) despite opposition from Dem- ocrats and some Republicans eople walking over the Paso del in Congress. Norte Bridge linking this West But many in this city of Texas border city to Mexico can dusty desert winds and blis- watchP President Donald Trump’s border tering salsa, bristle at the pros- wall getting bigger in real time. pect of their home becoming a Workers in fluorescent smocks can be border wall poster child. seen digging trenches, pouring concrete Trump said barriers turned and erecting rust-colored slabs of 18-foot- El Paso from one of the high metal to replace layers of barbed nation’s most dangerous cities wire-topped fencing along the mud-col- to one of its safest, but that’s ored Rio Grande, which is usually little not true. El Paso, population more than a trickle. around 800,000, had a murder Most of the more than 70,000 people rate less than half the national who legally cross four city bridges daily — average in 2005, a year before to shop, go to school and work — pay the the most recent expansion of construction in the heart of downtown its border fence. That’s despite no mind. But on a recent weekday, one being just across the border man stopped and pointed, saying simply from drug violence-plagued This Tuesday, January 22, 2019 photo shows the construction of a new barrier on the Texas-Mexico border near downtown “ Tr u mp.” Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. El Paso, Texas. In his State of the Union address, the Many residents say El Paso president said a “powerful barrier” had cut embodies a cross-border spirit wanting to cross, and people cross every O’Rourke, a former Democratic congress- crime rates in El Paso. He’s holding a rally that transcends walls rather than proving day,” said El Paso City Council member man now mulling a presidential run, says here Monday to show why he’s demanding more are needed. Peter Svarzbein. barriers are inevitable but that Trump’s more than 100 miles of new walls, costing “The richest of the rich, the poorest of El Paso lays bare the mixed feelings calls for an expanded wall are the “cynical $5.7 billion, along the 1,900-mile border, the poor, we all have different reasons for the border inspires. Even native Beto rhetoric of war, of invasions, of fear.” ENTERTAINMENT Gerardo Ortiz returns as judge for 20th season of talent search show BURBANK, California twentieth season mile- CEO, LBI Media, stone of Tengo Talento, parent company strellaTV, the fastest growing Mucho Talento is an to the EstrellaTV Spanish-language broadcasting honor and I am very Network. network in the U.S., announced excited to be back with “Tengo Talento, thatE Regional Mexican recording sensa- the EstrellaTV family,” Mucho Talento” tion, Gerardo Ortiz, will return to the stated Ortiz. holds auditions for judging panel of its hit talent search Joining Ortiz once thousands of con- show, “Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento’s” again, will be returning testants across the twentieth season. celebrity judges Pepe country in search Premiering on March 25, 2019, “Tengo Garza, a leading radio of American’s next Talento, Mucho Talento” will be cel- programmer, composer, big Hispanic super- ebrating its ten year anniversary and music producer and star.The judges and its twentieth season of uninterrupted tastemaker in Regional millions of viewers on-air success in Spanish-language tele- Mexican music, record- make one talented vision in the United States. Returning as ing artist Ana Barbara, person’s dreams the fourth judge on the show’s celebrity and TV and radio per- come true with a panel is Grammy-recording artist and sonality Don Cheto, of $100,000 grand Regional Mexican sensation, Gerardo the nationally syndi- prize, along with Ortiz. The show airs Monday through cated Don Cheto Radio the career-launch- Friday 8PM/ 7PM Central on the Estrel- Network. ing support of laTV Network. “As EstrellaTV eth uninterrupted season on the air. This EstrellaTV. To date, “It’s good to be back in what I consider approaches its ten year anniversary, we show has been the heart and soul of our “Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento” contin- to be, a distinguished talent search com- are delighted to also celebrate the contin- network and has proven to have struck a ues to be the longest running talent com- petition in Spanish-language television ued success and groundbreaking feat of cord with Latino audiences living in the petition program in Spanish-language in the United States. Being part of this Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento’s twenti- United States,” stated Lenard Liberman, television in the U.S.

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