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The Mexican masked man who fights for migrant worker rights - Vimarsana News

The Mexican masked man who fights for migrant worker rights

Activist Luis Valentan battles from a Pasadena radio booth against wage theft, verbal abuse and other ways that immigrant day laborers are exploited. So does his masked wrestler alter ego.

A Mexican masked man fights for immigrant worker rights, in the streets and on the radio - Vimarsana News

A Mexican masked man fights for immigrant worker rights, in the streets and on the radio

Activist Luis Valentan battles from a Pasadena radio booth against wage theft, verbal abuse and other ways that immigrant day laborers are exploited. So does his masked wrestler alter ego.

Source: aol.com
First State Marines swear in two new officers - Vimarsana News

First State Marines swear in two new officers

The First State Detachment of the Marine Corps League has two new officers. At a ceremony at Ocean City (Md.) American Legion Post 166 Tom Redding was sworn in as

Retired Marine Soto sworn in as new member of First State Detachment - Vimarsana News

Retired Marine Soto sworn in as new member of First State Detachment

When retired Marine Al Soto, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate who saw service in the Gulf War and the Far East, moved from Orlando, Fla., to Milton, he had no

Activists Seek Release Of Immigrant Detained After Governor Commuted His Sentence - Vimarsana News

Activists Seek Release Of Immigrant Detained After Governor Commuted His Sentence

Enrique Cristobal was released in 2020 after serving 17 years for attempted murder, only to be immediately detained by immigration agents because he came to the U.S. illegally with his parents when he was 14.

Source: laist.com