English Section I El Puente

				Edición impresa de Agosto 16, 2011 Editorial in English By Zulma Prieto Continue iPads Help Faculty Re-Imagine IPFW’s Academic Future Continue Free Ice Cream Social on Friday, Aug 12 Continue What Changes in Mexico Mean for U.S. Immigration Policy By Philip E. Wolgin, Ann Garcia Washington, D.C.—Demographic and economic shifts within Mexico coupled with the Great Recession and enhanced border security in the United States has resulted in a dramatic decline in Mexican migration to the US, write CAP’s Philip E. Wolgin and Ann Garcia. Net unauthorized migration from Mexico—the combined number of undocumented immigrants entering and leaving the country—has been reduced to nil. Continue What Everyone Should Know About the “Debt Crisis” in the U.S. By Mark Weisbrot Since the U.S. “Debt Crisis” has been a big international story for the last few weeks, it is worth clarifying what is real and what is not. First, the U.S. government does not have a “debt crisis.” The U.S. government is paying net interest of just 1.4 percent of GDP on its public debt – this is not much by any historical or international comparison. Continue One of the main attractions to the 49th annual Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival were the Chinese artists who displayed their woodworking, grass painting and calligraphy talent in the festival’s competition tent. Nayo Ulloa, was born in Trujillo, Peru and raised in Lima. In 1981, Nayo immigrated to the United States, invited to perform and teach Peruvian music. His passion for music and willingness to teach and share was evident in his visit to the Farmer’s Market in Goshen, where the children immediately felt drawn to his music. Nayo Ulloa will be teaching music through Goshen College. I Inicio I Locales I Internacionales I Nacionales I Columnas I Entretenimiento I Deportes I Clasificados I Publicidad I Escríbanos I Conózcanos I English Section I Advertise I Contact us I Archivo I Enlaces I El Puente, LLC. ©