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-- (Roughly translated by Google.com)
-- December 10, 2003 Invaders want phony 'huelga' to go a full 12 months San Diego - Invading foreigners and their accomplices apparently want to extend Friday's phony 'huelga' over driver's licenses and the 'Son of 187' referendum for an entire year. They claim invaders need driver's licenses so they can go to work, never mind this it's against the law for them to work in the U.S. at all. -- The 'huelga' (strike in Spanish) was organized by long time Mexican reconquista nuisance Nativo Lopez. [Spanish version]  |
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Press Democrat -- December 10, 2003 Latinos mixed on phony 'huelga' A statewide economic boycott slated for Friday to protest the repeal of a law allowing undocumented immigrants [criminals] to get driver's licenses has some North Bay Latinos so supportive they're planning to rally in the streets. -- But others, including key immigrant rights groups such as the United Farmworkers, are either taking no position or ignoring the call altogether. |
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Telemundo
-- December 10, 2003 Nativo Lopez rants on Telemundo about phony 'huelga' Spanish language television has been giving the usual batch of reconquistas a lot of airtime lately. Today it was MAPAs Nativo Lopez (6:20 and 6:50 am PST). He's up in arms over the repeal of the dangerous illegal alien license law in Calif., and is promoting an economic boycott (huelga) by invaders and cheerleaders on Friday. He also demands amnesty for invaders. Yesterday, Univision had Juan Jose Gutierrez on the evening news screaming 'racista!' over a proposal that would require hospitals to report illegals. Mainstream TV news has ignored these two Fifth Columnists. |
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North County
Times -- Oceanside, California -- December 9, 2003 North County illegals prepare for Nativo's phony 'huelga' North County Latinos say they plan to exercise their economic muscle to protest Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to repeal a law that would have given driver's licenses to illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- The Mexican American Political Association and other Latino rights groups are calling for a one-day, statewide boycott... |
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--- La Prensa - San Diego -- December 6, 2003 Nativo Incensed!: 'We will shake the economy...!' (with phony 'huelga'?) What would the California economy look like without Mexicans and Latinos? This is precisely the message we intend to send to the new governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger. To his implacable opposition to the law, SB60, our answer is an economic strike. The Cedillo Law, known popularly as the driver's license law and carried by Senator Gil Cedillo for five trying years in the state legislature... |
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La Opinion
(Roughly translated by Google.com)
-- December 4, 2003 Rant planned Dec. 12 to protest repeal of ridiculous license law As previously reported here, Nativo Lopez, of MAPA and Hermandad Mexicana Nacional (and of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame), is planning a strike on Dec. 12 to protest the killing of SB60. He is being joined by a few other reconquista outfits, one of which is planning a 3-day 'marcha' from Covina to Downtown L.A. The Spanish language media is buzzing with news on this, but the mainstream media is ignoring it. |
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Los Angeles
Times (Free Registration) -- December 2, 2003 Nativo Lopez rants after invader license law goes down in flames ..."This will be the beginning phase in the movement of immigrants and our families to use economic tactics to secure our rights in California," said Nativo Lopez, national president of both the Mexican American Political Assn. and Hermandad Mexicana (of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame), an immigrants rights group. He said those organizations were asking Latinos, immigrants and sympathizers to avoid work, schools and stores on Dec. 12 as a response to the repeal of SB 60.... |
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La Opinion
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version)-- 11/26/03 Reconquistas outraged over repeal of invader license law While several pro-invader groups promised to continue fighting for another law allowing foreign invaders to obtain breeder docs, Nativo Lopez (of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame) promised to orchestrate some sort of toothless boycott on December 12. He's telling invaders to keep their kids out of schools and not to buy anything on that date. |
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QuePasa.com
-- November 21, 2003 More on reconquista's effort to defend dangerous SB60 ..."Upcoming December 12 we will paralyze Los Angeles and the State with our protests, a sign of our change in strategy, using our personal and family economy to demand that these attacks be ceased," stated Nativo López, the leader of [MAPA] (and of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame), in an interview by the Mexican daily "El Universal". [See: Repeal SB60] |
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Google.com) -- November 20, 2003 Reconquista, illegals declare war on Arnold over SB60 San Francisco -- Illegal alien cheerleaders, led by MAPA's Nativo Lopez (of Dornan- Sanchez vote fraud fame) have 'declared war' on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger over his position on the dangerous SB60, a law signed by disgraced former governor Davis, that allow illegal alien lawbreakers to get driver's licenses. He plans some sort of strike by invaders and their friends. [Spanish version] |
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-- Mexican American Political Association -- November 15, 2003 Nativo Lopez's MAPA launches 'Save SB60' website ...Reconquista Nativo says, "We're not going to stand for the hateful and ignorant rhetoric spewed out by the right-wing, anti-immigrant factions of the Republican Party. Former Governor Pete Wilson accented his re-election campaign with divisive, wedge-issue politics nearly 10 years ago and it seems as though those same political forces are spoiling once more for another battle..." [See: Repeal SB60] |
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Times -- November 10, 2003 Cedillo, Nativo fret as invader license scam sinks in sunset ...Even the author of the measure, SB60, admits its future looks grim. -- State Sen. Gil Cedillo has tried unsuccessfully to meet with Schwarzenegger to work out a compromise to save the law, scheduled to take effect next year. -- "Repealing SB60 would only result in a crescendo of unlicensed, uninsured drivers in California," said... Nativo Lopez [of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame]. |
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Press -- October 18, 2003 Hermandad reconquistas make threats over license issue Supporters of a new law granting drivers licenses to illegal immigrants said Saturday they will stage work stoppages and other actions as part of a counteroffensive against a Republican effort to overturn the measure. -- About 150 members of Hermandad Mexicana Latinoamericana [formerly Hermandad Mexicana Nacional of Dornan-Sanchez vote fraud fame]... |
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La Opinion
-- October 11, 2003 Reconquista Nativo Lopez up in arms over license issue Nativo Lopez, director of Hermandad Mexicana Nacional [a rabidly anti-American menace who is also now involved with MAPA], expressed that the Latino and immigrant communities should not rule out extraofficial measures of pressure against the California economy to protect SB60. [Lopez goes on to threaten strikes, etc., if the law is tossed out... which it will be one way or the other] [Translation by Google] [Translation by Alis] [Original Article] |
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Journal -- Seeptember 4, 2003 Cruz Control - Is Schwarzenegger anti-immigrant? Is Bustamante? ....Mr. Bustamante campaigned for Mr. [Nativo] Lopez even though the entire Santa Ana City Council, which has a Latino majority, supported his recall. Beatriz Salas, who immigrated from Mexico 20 years ago, says she was appalled when she and other parents attended a meeting with Mr. Lopez in 1999, where he admitted that his goal was to make Spanish the primary language in California. [Note: Reconquista Nativo Lopez was recalled, and is now the president of the Mexican American Political Associaction] |
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Times (Free Registration) -- August 4, 2003 Politics Divide Santa Ana Leaders (including reconquista Lopez) ...Mayor Miguel A. Pulido sees a Santa Ana of growth and prosperity, an emerging center of mainstream commerce and industry. But former school board member Nativo V. Lopez sees a Santa Ana of simple aspirations, of disenfranchised immigrants struggling to make ends meet in a new homeland. |
| L.A Times (Free Registration) -- February 6,
2003 Recalled reconquista even lost his Latino base Nativo V. Lopez knew he'd lose the white vote and the anti-bilingual vote. But an analysis of Tuesday's election, in which the Santa Ana school board trustee was overwhelmingly ousted, shows that Lopez also lost the heavily Latino neighborhoods he dominated just two years ago. -- Lopez, recalled by 71% of voters, lost each of the 16 consolidated precincts where ballots were cast -- from the wealthy, mostly white north Santa Ana neighborhoods where residents rallied against a school Lopez wanted built there, to the trustee's political base.  |
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L.A Times
(Free Registration) -- February 5, 2003 Santa Ana School board reconquista gets the boot big time In a contentious recall election that has drawn national attention to issues such as bilingual education, class and ethnic divisions, Santa Ana school trustee and immigrants' rights activist Nativo V. Lopez conceded late Tuesday after unofficial results showed him losing soundly. -- With all 18 precincts counted, recall forces took more than two-thirds of the vote. Turnout among the Santa Ana Unified School District's 60,601 registered voters was 21.1%, more than expected for a special election. |
| O.C. Register Santa Ana nonprofit (Hermandad) agrees to settlement - September 21, 2002 |
| A Santa Ana nonprofit has agreed to pay more than $600,000 to the U.S. government to settle a case in which prosecutors alleged that Hermandad Mexicana Nacional leader Nativo Lopez wrongly diverted grant money meant for English classes for immigrants, lawyers for both sides said Friday. -- The settlement between the U.S. Attorney's Office and Citizens in Action, an affiliate of Hermandad, came one day after the state Department of Education agreed to repay the federal government at least $2.5 million over its alleged failed oversight of millions of dollars intended for adult-education classes. |
| HispanicVista.com Attempt to recall school board member Lopez evokes sniveling - July 23, 2002 |
| Ron Unz is at it again! I have been targeted by the most extremist conservative wing of the Republican Party in Orange County for recall from the Board of Education of the Santa Ana Unified School District. -- The Orange County English Only lobby, directed by Gloria Matta Tuchman, former Republican Party congressional candidate against Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, and co-author of Prop. 227 with Ron Unz, has accused me of preventing the full implementation of Prop. 227 in the Santa Ana schools. |
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- L.A. Times Trying to Recall Nativo Lopez, Invisible Activist - 4/17/02 (Link Expired. See this item) |
| Chicago has Jesse Jackson. New York has Al Sharpton. Both started with local minority-group constituencies and, by dint of passion, personality and an eye for the TV camera, transformed themselves into national media figures. Along the way, the two charismatic figures also built cadres of loyal followers and staunch enemies. -- And Orange County has ... Nativo Lopez. ---- Lopez's tenure with the immigrant-rights group Hermandad Mexicana Nacional has been dotted with controversy that has proved more smoke than fire. His current tenure on the Santa Ana Board of Education now includes, along with many tangible improvements for the district, a recall movement against him. |
| Nativo Lopez Threatens Civil Disobedience over Illegal Alien Deportation - 2/14/01 |
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| Nativo Lopez Whines at Anaheim City Council Meeting - 1/23/01 |
| We know firsthand that when such proposals become law, only racial minorities... are targeted for harassment," said Nativo V. Lopez, co-director of Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, a group that lobbies for undocumented immigrants. "Shame on you who raise this proposal. No human is illegal." Proponents denied racial motivation and fired back. (The fact is that illegal aliens are criminals, and Lopez is a foaming-at-the-mouth Mexican nationalist). |
| Agency seeks $7 million given to Hermandad Mexicana Nacional - May 9, 2001 |
| The state Department of Education filed a civil suit Tuesday against Los Angeles-based Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, alleging that it failed to account for $7 million in federal grant funds intended for citizenship and English classes for immigrants. -- The agency also seeks $10 million in punitive damages against Hermandad, one of the oldest Latino immigrant rights groups in the nation, for failing to properly account for grants it received between 1994 and 1998, when the state halted funding. -- "After three years of going around and around with Hermandad, it became obvious that the only way we are going to get what we need from Hermandad is through legal action," education department spokesman Doug Stone said. |
Labor turns out for Amnesty - 6/12/00 - David Bacon
Mexicans Stand by Zacarias in a Fight for Respect - Agustin Gurza - October 26, 1999
Etnic Politics Get Nasty - Heterodoxy - October, 1999
Bert Corona, Nativo Lopez, and the Chiapas Brigade - 1998
Choice of a New Generation - Orange Co. Weekly - November 20, 1998
School district takes advantage of Prop. 227 loophole - Sacramento Bee - November 20, 1998
| Carnegie Corporation doles out $50,000 to Hermandad - 1997 |
| Hermandad Mexicana Nacional Legal Center, North Hollywood, CA. National citizenship project. Sixteen months, $50,000 -- Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, founded in 1951 as a mutual-aid organization of Spanish-speaking immigrants, provides legal services, education, and advocacy for Hispanic immigrants and their families. Hermandad oversees fifteen chapters in California, Illinois, New York, and Washington, D.C. A project coordinator based in Chicago has been hired to promote greater interaction between chapters and affiliates, expand the organization's local citizenship programs, and build networks across the country to increase its reach. Funding is to the Hermandad Mexicana Nacional Legal Center, the service provider arm of the organization. Bert N. Corona, National President and Director, Hermandad Mexicana Nacional Legal Center. |
| Hermandad: Proof Of Illegal Voters Falls Short, Keeping Sanchez In House - CNN - February 13, 1998 |
| Dornan, who was present with his wife and daughter for the committee's decision, was as outspoken as ever. He asserted that he won the election, but that the panel was unable to prove it because its investigators were stonewalled by Sanchez, by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), and by Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, a group that helped register Latinos in California but which was found by committee investigators to have registered large numbers of non-citizens. |
Hermandad: DA Finger Points to Voter Fraud - KCAL News - February 6, 1997
Search Warrant Executed on Hermandad Mexicana Headquarters in Santa Ana - January 14, 1997
Bert Corona - Marxist-Leninist Founding Father of Hermandad Mexicana Nacional
Dornan Files for Re-election - KCBS News - October 15, 1997
English isn't Racism - by Ron Unz - May 27, 1997
Hermandad to use cameras to guard against 'voter harrassment '- 11/1/96
