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1 Vol. 13 No W. Gage Blvd., #715, Kennewick, WA February 15th, 019 With Latin flavor Latin artists make their presence felt at the Grammys > 19 NORTHWEST: Snowstorm buries the Pacific Northwest > 18 POLITICS: Trump missing GOP support to build wall > 15 LATIN AMERICA: Sinaloa cartel goes on with or without El Chapo > 14

2 19 You Decide A Bilingual Newspaper February 15th, 019 LOS ANGELES, California (AP) Claudia Brant, Luis Miguel, Zoé and the Spanish Harlem Orchestra prevailed on Sunday in the Latin categories of the Grammy Awards. Brant, who won the Grammy for best Latin pop aum for Sincera, also highlighted her position as a Latin American who lives and triumphs in the United States. I arrived 0 years ago as an immigrant to this country and the doors were open for me, said the Argentine composer when receiving her award. I hope there are still opportunities for others. She also thanked her collaborators Antonio Carmona, Arnaldo Antunes, Alex Cuba and La Marisoul de La Santa Cecilia, and noted that this aum was never about the number of streams or the number of followers... (but) to make wonderful music. AMERICANS HOCKEY SEASON PRESENTED BY Tickets on sale now at the Toyota Center box office or online at.com FRIDAY, FEB 15 7:05PM KAMLOOPS BLAZERS Wild West Night sponsored by SATURDAY, FEB 16 7:05PM SPOKANE CHIEFS First Responders Night Call the Americans office at for details on group tickets, flex-packs or special event packages! ENTERTAINMENT Latin artists make their presence felt at the Grammys Natalia Lafourcade, left, and Angela Aguilar perform La Llorona at the Grammy Premiere, on Sunday, February 10, 019 in Los Angeles, California. It s a miracle to be here, she said. The artists won their respective golden gramophones in the so-called Grammy Premiere, a gala prior to the televised ceremony that is broadcast only online, where most of the awards are distributed. AMERICANS STRETCH PACKS! ONLY $ 7 for 4 Ticket Vouchers (good for any home game) TUESDAY, FEB 19 7:05PM RED DEER REBELS Present this coupon at the box office! amshockey.com ALL GAMES PLAYED AT THE TOYOTA CENTER, 7000 W GRANDRIDGE BLVD, KENNEWICK, WA Wisdom for your decisions The Mexican band Zoé won the prize for best rock, urban or Latin alternative aum for Aztlán, while Luis Miguel won the award for best regional Mexican music aum, including tejana, for Mexico por siempre!. Neither of them was present to accept their trophy. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra did take the stage to collect their Grammy, the third one they get from six nominations, for best Latin tropical aum for Anniversary. This represents the incredible legacy of music that we are so proud to represent, said co-founder Oscar Hernández, accompanied by musicians from the orchestra. The Grammy Premiere featured several musical numbers, including one of the nominees Angela Aguilar, Natalia Lafourcade and Aida Cuevas, who together performed La Llorona. Aguilar, the 15-year-old daughter of Pepe Aguilar nominated for best regional Mexican music aum for Primero soy Mexicana, began singing alone in a dark gray strapless dress with colorful cordate flowers and a wide skirt. Lafourcade, who was nominated for best Latin pop aum for Musas (a tribute to Latin American folklore in the hands of Los Macorinos), Vol., came to accompany her shortly after in a cream dress with ruffles on the sleeves and skirt; and later joined by Cuevas, nominated for best Mexican regional music aum, including tejana, for Totally Juan Gabriel Vol. II, in a classic mariachi white costume. Many artists who won Latin Grammys last November were left out of the nominations. But J Balvin, who was not among the candidates for the Grammy in the categories of Latin music, achieved one along with Bad Bunny and Cardi B in one of the main sections: recording of the year, for the successful hit I Like It Table of Contents ENTERTAINMENT: Latin artists make their presence felt at the Grammys NORTHWEST: Snowstorm buries Pacific Northwest, with more on the way FINANCIAL LITERACY: Love is in the air POLITICS: Missing piece in Trump s wall is republican support LATIN AMERICA: Sinaloa cartel marches on after El Chapo arrest, conviction LATIN AMERICA: Train blockades present test for Mexico s leftist president 13 NATIONAL: El Paso is reluctant to be a symbol of the border wall 13 ENTERTAINMENT: Gerardo Ortiz returns as judge for 0th season of talent search show tú Decides Newspaper 80 W. Gage Blvd., #715 Kennewick, WA Phone: Fax: Web Site: www. TuDecidesMedia.com Subscriptions Subscriptions are available for $6 for 6 months tú Decides is published weekly by tú Decides Media Inc. on every Friday. News deadline is every Monday at 1 p.m. Ad reservation deadline is Monday at 10 a.m., ad material deadline is every Monday at noon. Aert Torres, CEO & President Aert@tudecidesmedia.com Ismael G. Campos, Owner Mel@tudecidesmedia.com Gracie Campos, Owner Gracie@tudecidesmedia.com Fernando Aceves Editor & Sales Dr. Claudia Romay Translations Briseida Rios Staff Writers Félix Connection, Isaiah Torres, Ezequiel Torres Distribution All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express written consent of tú Decides Media, Inc.

3 February 15th, 019 You Decide A Bilingual Newspaper 18 NORTHWEST Snowstorm buries Pacific Northwest, with more on the way SEATTLE, Washington (AP) Residents of the Pacific Northwest took to neighborhood hills with skis, sleds or even just laundry baskets Saturday to celebrate an unusual dump of snow in a region more accustomed to winter rain. Some areas received more than a foot of snow, and meteorologists say more is on the way early next week. Hundreds of flights were canceled in Seattle and Portland, and heavy snow drifts closed major highways in eastern Washington. Around 50,000 people lost power. Residents cleared out grocery store shelves and left work early Friday afternoon as the storm arrived. More than a foot of snow (30.5 cm) was recorded by Saturday morning in some areas, including on the Olympic Peninsula, in the nation s latest bout of winter weather. In Tacoma, hundreds of people turned out for a snowball fight in a park after someone who lives nearby suggested it Several hundred people take part in a public snowball fight, on Saturday, February 9, 019, at Wright Park in Tacoma, Washington. on Facebook. They took cover behind picnic tables and used sleds as shields. This is a perfect morning to bundle up and play in the snow, but stay off the Wisdom for your decisions roads if possible, Gov. Jay Inslee wrote on Twitter. In central Washington, blowing snow and drifts 3 to 4 feet (0.9 to 1. meters) deep forced the closure of U.S. and Interstate 90. The Grant County Sheriff s Office warned that snow drifts were blocking many roads. Airports in eastern Washington closed, and numerous car crashes were reported. Snow conditions are worsening minute to minute, so don t expect travel conditions to improve, the sheriff s office wrote. The National Weather Service said additional snow could fall Saturday, and another storm was expected early next week. About 180 people spent the night at an emergency shelter set up at Seattle Center, with officials going out again on Saturday to get other homeless residents to safety. Inslee declared a state of emergency over the storm. The state transportation department said crews had to clear several trees that had fallen across roads in the Tacoma area. In Portland, a tanker truck slid into a sport-utility vehicle on an interchange between Interstates 5 and 84 on Saturday, blocking the ramp for hours. Sponsor a HAAP scholarship! The Hispanic Academic Achievers Program (HAAP) has supported over 500 students with scholarships in the Columbia Basin region. We have proudly offered over $1.5 million in scholarship across our thirty-year history. HAAP has never been in a better position to support student success in higher education. According to Pew Research, college enrollment among Hispanics has reached a record high. College-going rates have increased from % to 37% among Hispanics (U.S. Department of Education). Our HAAP scholars are often firstgeneration college students. During the annual HAAP scholarship ceremony, we discover incredible stories of student leadership, community service, and personal resilience. We also honor families and loved ones who have supported student achievement. We know that each student who transitions to higher education is creating a lasting legacy in their family. The HAAP model celebrates academic success beginning in the fourth grade, and numerous students grow up with the intention of becoming a HAAP scholar during their senior year. HAAP s 30th Anniversary program is on April 6, 019 at the Toyota Center. Families from Finley, Kennewick, North Franklin, Richland and Pasco school districts will gather in celebrating our local youth. Founded in 1991, HAAP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and led by a team of volunteers. We are immensely proud of the opportunities HAAP has provided to students and their families. We ask you to support our ongoing efforts with a gift to the Hispanic Academic Achievers Program scholarship fund. We hope you join us in celebrating the future of our community.

4 17 You Decide A Bilingual Newspaper February 15th, 019 Love is one of life s greatest gifts, but don t let it stop you from having important discussions about your finances. As you and your significant other start moving towards that next step in your relationship, start discussing each other s finances and the possibility of combining incomes. Below are some tips on how to best work with that special someone, so you can both love each other, and your finances. This Page is Sponsored by Gesa Credit Union Financial Literacy Love is in the air Be aware of the other person s spending habits. It may be hard to sit down and be honest about your spending habits, but this is a vital part of being financially stable in a shared income situation. When you re honest and open about your spending habits, you re able to work better together if a sudden financial burden were to happen. Know each other s strengths, and play on them. Be sure to be aware of not only your strengths financially, but your significant others as well. Once you know these strengths, you will be able to utilize them when budgeting or even paying for bills. If you know one of your strengths is being organized, perhaps you would be in charge of the budgeting spreadsheet while your partner focuses on saving and investing opportunities. Communication. Communication is key in every relationship, but especially when discussing your finances. Find a communication style that works best for your situation and stick with it. Meet regularly. Meeting regularly about your finances is beneficial whether you re combining incomes or not. It is suggested that couples meet monthly to discuss finances, especially if a sudden change happens in your financial situation (change of job/loss of job, etc.). When meeting, talk about how your financial goals and budgeting are going, and don t be afraid to adjust things if it s not working. Your meetings also don t have to be formal, cozy up with a glass of wine and make it a date night! Make goals together. When discussing finances with your partner, be sure to talk about what goals you have as a unit and work towards them together. Creating goals as a team might cause some friction, but using effective communication will lower the chances of this happening. Budget. Budgeting is a beneficial financial tool for anyone, but especially those looking to get married and combining incomes. When budgeting, be sure to utilize communication and play on each other s strengths. If you know of a shared vacation coming up, or the holiday season, talk with your financial institution about holiday and vacation club accounts. Finances are never easy to discuss, but hopefully these tips are helpful for you and your relationship. The only thing better than being in love, is being in love and loving your finances as well. 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6 15 You Decide A Bilingual Newspaper February 15th, 019 WASHINGTON (AP) Republicans in Congress never really wanted to build the wall. It wasn t a priority like tax cuts, which are a raison d être of Republican domestic policy. And it wasn t their own campaign pledge to voters, like the vow to repeal and replace Obamacare that became hard to keep. President Donald Trump s signature campaign rally cry Build the Wall! was always more of a slogan than a policy. A metaphor, Republicans have called it shorthand for the more complicated trade-offs that would be required for an immigration-and-border security deal. A MacGuffin, as one former top GOP aide put it Tuesday, only there to motivate action in Trump s case, for support. That s why funding the wall languished when Republicans controlled Congress, and why they now appear willing to take far less than the $5.7 billion Trump demanded in a deal with Democrats to prevent another partial government shutdown. POLITICS Missing piece in Trump s wall is republican support In this March 5, 018 photo, a child looks through an older section of the border fence from Mexicali, Mexico, alongside a taller and newer section in Calexico, California. Alfonso Aguilar, a Department of Homeland Security official in the George W. Bush administration, said Trump s wall became so toxic it drove away support. Even routine funding for border barriers and fences that have anchored security policy for more than a decade some 700 miles already being built became off limits. The problem is the president only talks about the big, beautiful wall, said Aguilar, the president of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles. And for Trump, he said, that quickly becomes a launching point to rail against drug smugglers and human traffickers in caravans at the border, though it s clear that the vast majority of immigrants trying to enter the country illegally are not such criminals. The language hurts Trump, Aguilar said. What we didn t like was the tone about the wall. Of course Republicans want to secure the borders. Both parties do. But they have different views on how to do it. And more importantly for counting votes in the House and Senate, they diverge on how much to pay for it and what other immigration changes to swap in return. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, recalled an early conversation when he asked Trump on the presidential campaign trail: You understand it s way more complex than just building a wall? He said he understood that. Michael Steel, a top aide to then-house Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said the party agrees that border security should be a priority in Congress. But he said, no one believes a Great Wall of China-style edifice along the Rio Grande is the answer to our problems. It was against that backdrop late last year Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi, about to take majority control of the House and become speaker, held firm against Trump s demands and called the wall immoral. Democrats reminded voters that Trump once promised Mexico would pay for it. Pelosi all but dared Republicans to show their cards, essentially taunting Trump during a meeting at the White House in December that he did not have the votes to support his demand for billions of dollars of wall money. Own your own family business Local marketing company has several immediate openings. These are part time opportunities. You can make $00 - $300 per week working to 3 hours a day. Must have reliable transportation and cell phone.for more information send contact information, including phone number, to circmarketing@aol.com It All Depends on Your Perspective Goals change, markets fluctuate. Investment results vary over time. Most financial experts agree that you re better off taking a long-term perspective when evaluating your investments and how much they match your life s goals. A financial advisor can provide the assistance you need to set strategies and take action toward your specific needs and aspirations. Call your Waddell & Reed financial advisor today and ask about creating your personal financial plan. Investing. With a plan. Waddell & Reed, Inc (01/11) Member SIPC ISMAEL (Mel) G. CAMPOS Financial Advisor 8905 W Gage Blvd Suite 300 Kennewick, WA O: (509) icampos@wradvisors.com Wisdom for your decisions

7 14 tú Decides A Bilingual Newspaper 15 de febrero 019 LATIN AMERICA Sinaloa cartel marches on after El Chapo arrest, conviction MEXICO CITY (AP) Despite the arrest, extradition and now conviction of narco-lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman, his Sinaloa cartel marches on and the proof is in huge, multi-drug shipments detected on the border in recent weeks. Those heaping bags of fentanyl and plastic tubs of crystal meth, heroin and cocaine offer no sign that the cartel has been weakened, lost sway over its traditional territory in northwestern Mexico or seen its international reach curtailed by the loss of its notorious leader. It s still a major, major force in the Mexican criminal underworld, Mexican security analyst Alejandro Hope said. The cartel still controls a worldwide web of contacts that can move Colombian cocaine to Cameroon and Mexican meth cooks to Malaysia. It also controls seaports to get drugs and precursor chemicals shipped in from around the globe; employs labs and chemists to process them; bribes corrupt cops to ensure the drugs can be moved to the border; has engineered multimillion-dollar tunnels to smuggle tons of marijuana and cocaine under the frontier; and pays mules to ferry shipments in cars and trucks. That doesn t even count the armies of hitmen and enforcers who moonlight in extortion and kidnapping, plus the money launderers, front corporations and political contacts. There s also a world of professionals such as architects, jewelers and even musical groups, who provide entertainment and launder money. Perhaps most important, Sinaloa continues to control what s referred to as the last mile in the United States, using its wholesale distribution network to get drugs into the hands of local gangs and In this January 19, 017 file photo provided U.S. law enforcement, authorities escort Joaquin El Chapo Guzman, center, from a plane to a waiting caravan of SUVs at Long Island MacArthur Airport, in Ronkonkoma, New York. Sabiduría para las decisiones street dealers. All 3 of our divisions have an investigation at least at the local level that ties back to the Sinaloa cartel, said Will Glaspy, a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent in charge of the Houston division who has held posts along the U.S.-Mexico border from California to Texas. Their distribution network is that well established in the United States. So at the cartel s stronghold in the mountains of Sinaloa state, it s business as usual for Ismael El Mayo Zambada, who has helped run the cartel since it was founded over three decades ago. He has a reputation as a levelheaded, old-style capo known more for negotiating than for bloodshed. El Mayo is still considered the main player at the table, Glaspy said. A succession fight that broke out after Guzman s third detention, in 016, was ultimately resolved by the arrest of Damaso Lopez Nunez and his son Damaso Lopez Serrano, who led a rival faction. Today the cartel is seen as firmly under the command of Zambada in partnership with Guzman s sons Ivan, Archivaldo and Alfredo, known collectively as los Chapitos, or the little Chapos. LATIN AMERICA Train blockades present test for Mexico s leftist president MEXICO CITY (AP) Railroad blockades by radical teachers in Mexico are testing leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador s promise not to use force against protesters. Since taking office Dec. 1, Lopez Obrador has said he would handle all protests with negotiation. But the obstinacy of the teachers who set up protest camps on railways in January to demand back pay has exhausted the president s patience. The teachers in the western state of Michoacan received their pay and freed some rail lines last week. But on Friday, they again blocked a key line leading to the Pacific coast port of Lazaro Cardenas. Lopez Obrador has now taken the unusual step of asking the country s National Human Rights Commission to recommend measures for ending the stoppage. His administration has also filed an appeal to the commission, saying the blockade violated people s rights. According to Ferromex, one of the railways affected, the 5-day protest has left over,000 containers stranded in freight patios. In addition, it has caused some plants to temporarily shut down due to interrupted shipments of steel, cement and raw materials; forced automakers to ship vehicles out by truck rather than rail; and delayed hundreds of loads of often spoiled grain. Lopez Obrador has ruled out asking police to intervene, saying that we are not repressive. But he wondered out loud if the Michoacan teachers union was working for enemies of his administration. It is strange, I would almost say suspicious, that these things did not happen when the conservatives were in power, and as soon as we arrived, they want to confront us, he said. Now is the time for people to stand up and take off their masks. Mexico s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador attends a media conference at Palacio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 30, 019. There are groups that are leftist and who have never been on the side of our movement, Lopez Obrador said, an apparent reference to radical teachers and leftist Zapatista rebels in southern Chiapas state.

8 15 de febrero 019 tú Decides A Bilingual Newspaper 13 EL PASO, Texas (AP) People walking over the Paso del Norte Bridge linking this West Texas border city to Mexico can watch President Donald Trump s border wall getting bigger in real time. Workers in fluorescent smocks can be seen digging trenches, pouring concrete and erecting rust-colored slabs of 18-foothigh metal to replace layers of barbed wire-topped fencing along the mud-colored Rio Grande, which is usually little more than a trickle. Most of the more than 70,000 people who legally cross four city bridges daily to shop, go to school and work pay the construction in the heart of downtown no mind. But on a recent weekday, one man stopped and pointed, saying simply Trump. In his State of the Union address, the president said a powerful barrier had cut crime rates in El Paso. He s holding a rally here Monday to show why he s demanding more than 100 miles of new walls, costing $5.7 billion, along the 1,900-mile border, NATIONAL El Paso is reluctant to be a symbol of the border wall despite opposition from Democrats and some Republicans in Congress. But many in this city of dusty desert winds and blistering salsa, bristle at the prospect of their home becoming a border wall poster child. Trump said barriers turned El Paso from one of the nation s most dangerous cities to one of its safest, but that s not true. El Paso, population around 800,000, had a murder rate less than half the national average in 005, a year before the most recent expansion of its border fence. That s despite being just across the border from drug violence-plagued Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Many residents say El Paso embodies a cross-border spirit that transcends walls rather than proving more are needed. The richest of the rich, the poorest of the poor, we all have different reasons for Sabiduría para las decisiones wanting to cross, and people cross every day, said El Paso City Council member Peter Svarzbein. El Paso lays bare the mixed feelings the border inspires. Even native Beto O Rourke, a former Democratic congressman now mulling a presidential run, says barriers are inevitable but that Trump s calls for an expanded wall are the cynical rhetoric of war, of invasions, of fear. ENTERTAINMENT Gerardo Ortiz returns as judge for 0th season of talent search show BURBANK, California EstrellaTV, the fastest growing Spanish-language broadcasting network in the U.S., announced that Regional Mexican recording sensation, Gerardo Ortiz, will return to the judging panel of its hit talent search show, Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento s twentieth season. Premiering on March 5, 019, Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento will be celebrating its ten year anniversary and its twentieth season of uninterrupted on-air success in Spanish-language television in the United States. Returning as the fourth judge on the show s celebrity panel is Grammy-recording artist and Regional Mexican sensation, Gerardo Ortiz. The show airs Monday through Friday 8PM/ 7PM Central on the EstrellaTV Network. It s good to be back in what I consider to be, a distinguished talent search competition in Spanish-language television in the United States. Being part of this This Tuesday, January, 019 photo shows the construction of a new barrier on the Texas-Mexico border near downtown El Paso, Texas. twentieth season milestone of Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento is an honor and I am very excited to be back with the EstrellaTV family, stated Ortiz. Joining Ortiz once again, will be returning celebrity judges Pepe Garza, a leading radio programmer, composer, music producer and tastemaker in Regional Mexican music, recording artist Ana Barbara, and TV and radio personality Don Cheto, of the nationally syndicated Don Cheto Radio Network. As EstrellaTV approaches its ten year anniversary, we are delighted to also celebrate the continued success and groundbreaking feat of Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento s twentieth uninterrupted season on the air. This show has been the heart and soul of our network and has proven to have struck a cord with Latino audiences living in the United States, stated Lenard Liberman, CEO, LBI Media, parent company to the EstrellaTV Network. Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento holds auditions for thousands of contestants across the country in search of American s next big Hispanic superstar.the judges and millions of viewers make one talented person s dreams come true with a $100,000 grand prize, along with the career-launching support of EstrellaTV. To date, Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento continues to be the longest running talent competition program in Spanish-language television in the U.S.

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