Lalo Alcaraz by Lalo Alcaraz
- June 24, 2009
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About Lalo Alcaraz
Lalo Alcaraz -- award-winning editorial cartoonist and Latino journalist -- captures the essence of the country’s changing cultural and political landscape. Alcaraz has produced editorial cartoons for LA Weekly since 1992 and also creates cartoons in Spanish for La Opinion, the United States’ oldest Spanish-language newspaper. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Los Angeles Times, Variety, Hispanic Magazine, Latina magazine, La Jornada in Mexico City, BUNTE, (Germany’s People magazine) and many other publications. Add instant variety to your Web site’s news and opinion offerings with Alcaraz’s intelligent, youthful and thought-provoking perspective.
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dtroutma said, 4 months ago
It is safer to vote in our country. It took a long time to get everyone the right to vote. So with complaints about “our” government, why do we have such abysmally low voter turnout?
Right_On said, 4 months ago
Apathy. Ignorance.
TrickyPickle said, 4 months ago
I’d think so. You’ve only really got a choice of two candidates and if neither seem like a great choice you can expect a low turnout. Ignorance plays a part too, to a degree.
Tecolote
said,
4 months ago
The day lobyists are put to rest and candidates rely on us voters money for their eternal reelection, I will think seriously on voting. In the meante I vote only on presidential elections. At least I can keep an eye on one…
politician (?).