With only a 50/50
chance that El Juli will perform in a post-season November corrida,
there will be no more bullfights in 1999, in Tijuana. But, according
to a reliable source, aficionados will see some big changes in
the summer of 2000.
There will be only eight corridas —four in the downtown ring and four at the sea— in the next years' season. The reason, in this observer's opinion, was the decision by the empresarios to target all of their advertising and promotion exclusively at the Tijuana audience, ignoring the aficionados from north of the border. The trouble is that most of the Tijuana crowd cannot economically support a 13-corrida season. Thus, they are very selective in attending only those Sundays that featured particularly attractive cards.
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An American's View of Castro's Cuba
By: Jacob G. Hornberger
Cuba Vista Por un Americano
por Jacob G. Hornberger
Cuba Un Pais En Busca De Su Futuro
Por: Daniel L. Muñoz
Senate hearing on Vieques set for Oct. 19
HUD and OPIC Sign Memorandum of Cooperation to
Help Families in
Central America and Caribbean Become Homeowners
Pilot Educational Project Beginning In Northern
New Mexico:
Kids Around the University
UCNEWS SERVICE
Microsoft y Organizaciones de Comercio Piden
Mejoras en Leyes
Sobre el Creciente Comercio Electrónico
en América Latina
Mars Incorporated Hires New Agency to Address
Hispanic Market
Union Bank of California Celebrates San Ysidro
Branch Opening
Market Creek Plaza Brings Together a Revolutionary
Construction Collaborative
That Develops the Individual as Well as
the Industry
Jobs For The New Millenium
Free career fair slated during week of opportunities
New Public Health Officer Named for County
of San Diego
Smart Regional Planning and the Airport Question
Survey Identifies Fastest Growing and Best Paying
Occupations
San Diego City Schools Celebrates National School
Lunch Week With
"Take Your Family to Lunch Day"
By Connie Hom
Hispanic
Radio Network/La Red Hispana
Por Consuelo Luz
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Encienda
Una Vela
Padre Thomas J. McSweeney, Director of The Christophers
Custodios de la Luz de Cristo
Editorial:
Padre Stadium Development Bulldozing Farmers
Market
Commentary:
Is There A Role For Literacy In The Information
Age?
By Richard Rodriguez
Viewpoint:
Expanding Private Health Coverage To Uninsured
Hispanic Americans
By Roberto Garcia De Posada
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The San Diego Premier of Zapatista
Canada y Haiti Clasifican A las Finales De La
COPA 2000 De La
Confederacion De Futbol
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