Noticias del Centro Latino de Maine

Consulado Movil en Portland

11 de septiembre 8:30am – 4pm

Salón Parroquial Iglesia Sagrado Corazón, Esquina Sherman St. con Mellen St.

  • Trámite de pasaporte
  • Registro de nacimiento
  • Registro de matrimonio
  • Autorizaciones para trámite de pasaparte y para viaje de menores

Descarga el PDF del evento con más detalles aquí: Consulado Movil de El Salvador

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Publicada: Viernes, Agosto 27th, 2010   Deja un comentario


El Centro Latino de Maine

Open Letter to the Community

To the Latino Community and Organizations of Maine,

During the last year El Centro Latino Maine has made big changes to its organization. As a member of several of its committees, I have been very proud to be part of this board. One of the changes has been a transition of leadership as Blanca Santiago steps down from presidency after six years of service as President. I am honored to be elected the President of the Board for El Centro Latino Maine, and I would like to say thank you to all of the members of Centro Latino for placing their trust in me as President so as to serve towards the interests of everybody within the Latino community.

As President, I promise to work hard for this growing community; I look forward to building relationships between our organizations and the community itself to find solutions on everyday issues. Let’s build bridges to create better services, develop our culture, and continue with the good labor of our previous leaders.

On behalf of the members of the board of El Centro Latino, I want to express our promise to work for our people, and at the same time I would like to extend the invitation to every member of the community to come together for the benefit and good health of the Latino Community.

As President of El Centro Latino Maine, I wish to work with you to better opportunities for Maine’s Latino community. I can be contacted directly at 207.239.6930 or email. I look forward to the many conversations we will have and work we will do together. Juntos venceremos; together we will overcome.

Sincerely,

Roberto Rios

President

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Publicada: Miércoles, Agosto 18th, 2010   Deja un comentario


El Centro Latino de Maine

Ayúdanos a poner alto al perfil racial

ESTAS INVITADO

26 de junio a la 1:00pm

AYUDANOS A PONER ALTO

AL PERFIL RACIAL

Te invitamos a la Biblioteca Pública de Portland, frente al Monument Square

¿TIENES UNA HISTORIA QUE CONTAR?

Puedes contar tu propia experiencia de ser parado o detenido por la policía por causa de tu raza o país de origen.  Aunque no tengas una historia

VEN A ESCUCHAR

Que: Audiencia de Perfil Racial: Frente a la Verdad

Cuando: Sábado, 26 de Junio a la 1pm

Donde: Rines Auditórium de la Biblioteca Pública de Portland

5 Monument Square, Portland, ME

Información: Blanca Santiago, centrolatinomaine@gmail.com
207-749-4598


Necesitamos personas que estén disponibles compartir la experiencia de ser parado o detenidos por la policía por ser de cierta raza o por venir de cierto país. Si conoces una persona interesada se le puede decir que hablen conmigo. Hay varias maneras el mismo día 26 de junio de mantener la privacidad del individuo si no quieren hacer su historia pública por medio de la audiencia pública.

Gracias,
Blanca
Centro Latino Maine

PO Box 1242
644 Congress Street
Portland, Maine 04104
207.749.8823
207.749.4598

centrolatinomaine@gmail.com

Volante (PDF)

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Publicada: Martes, Junio 1st, 2010   Deja un comentario


El Centro Latino de Maine

Centro Latino in the News: Dream Act Vigil for Selvin Arevalo-May 26th

MPBN: Portland Man Faces Uphill Fight in Battle for Legal Status – 05/26/2010
Reported By: Josie Huang

A national campaign is underway to allow some undocumented students to become permanent residents. In Portland, a 24-year-old man named Selvin Arevalo has become one of the faces of the movement. Supporters held a rally this afternoon outside Cumberland County Jail, where Arevalo, a student and house painter, is facing deportation after he was involved in a motor vehicle accident, and police discovered his illegal status.

Full Story: http://www.mpbn.net/Home/tabid/36/ctl/ViewItem/mid/3478/ItemId/12360/Default.aspx

Stop the Deportation of Selvin Arevalo -
by Dennis Chin, guest blogger

There is a petition circulating on Change.org to keep Selvin in the United States.  Click on the link to sign it!

Full Story: http://standing-firm.com/2010/05/28/stop-the-deportation-of-selvin-arevalo/

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Publicada: Viernes, Mayo 28th, 2010   Deja un comentario


El Centro Latino de Maine

Vigil for Selvin at 2pm today: Stop the Deportation

Wednesday, May 26, 2010 at 2:00pm
End Time:
Thursday, May 27, 2010 at 7:00am
Location:
the Cumberland County Jail

Description

On Wednesday, May 26th members of the community will be holding an overnight vigil near the Cumberland County Jail in Portland. We will meet at 2pm and remain on site until the following morning to show support for Selvin’s release and to stop his deportation.

Selvin Arevalo came to the United States from Guatemala when he was 14 years old. Just before he was set to earn his high school diploma in Portland, Maine, he was detained after getting into a minor car accident and fled due to panic over his immigration status.

Selvin has been an exemplary member of his community, hard working, a committed student, and a faithful member of his church. His community has risen up around him to try and get him released from detention and to stop his deportation.

Selvin has made the U.S. his home. His hard work, commitment to education, and his desire to seek a better life for himself and those around him exemplifies the American DREAM.

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Publicada: Miércoles, Mayo 26th, 2010   Deja un comentario


El Centro Latino de Maine