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Los Angeles County unanimously passes sanctuary city ordinance two weeks after Trump’s election win

Ricardo Lara Nava - November 21, 2024November 21, 2024

On November 19, Los Angeles County City Council unanimously passed its “sanctuary city” ordinance in preparation for newly re-elected President Donald J Trump’s ‘mass deportation’ plan. The new ordinance will [ … ]

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01/30/21

Ricardo Lara Nava - April 29, 2023April 19, 2024

It was on the afternoon I ate the bodie of christ

Nothing to do on a Friday afternoon no plans no homework no nothing

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Then That Day Came

Ricardo Lara Nava - April 11, 2023April 19, 2024

Oh lonesome tree on the hill

Will you tell us when the sky falls

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Madness in America: Part 1

Ricardo Lara Nava - February 8, 2023April 19, 2024

I got to the airport three hours early to my flight leaving the middle of buttfuck nowhere, USA. 

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Alejandro de la Cruz: The man from El Cerro

Ricardo Lara Nava - October 28, 2022January 6, 2023

I was a poet before I was a writer of many kinds of formats. I didn’t like it at first but later I got the hang of it. I read a lot of scriptures and books and whatever I liked I rewrote so I could get into the rhythm that the writer was in. Returning to poetry reminds me of my youth and it really gets what’s going on in my head on paper easier.

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Can I Have Some Change

Ricardo Lara Nava - October 18, 2022

“I was feeling something that I’ve never felt while in my dreams … The skin peeled slowly off … And when I woke up I found myself scratching my hand …”

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In my cell of a room

Ricardo Lara Nava - September 14, 2022January 6, 2023

” … Though it is cold and since mother nature knows you oh so well, She added steep hills in your travels to keep you oh so warm …”

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Solvang: The Hidden Danish Village

Ricardo Lara Nava - August 16, 2022January 6, 2023

Solvang’s uniqueness brings people from all over the United States and the world to view its magnificent architecture, culture and food to a place that you would least expect.

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The Return of the Ventura County Fair

Ricardo Lara Nava - July 27, 2022September 1, 2022

The smell of kettle popcorn, funnel cakes, and livestock will be wafting in the air of Ventura County, a welcoming vibe to the summer of 2022.

Ricardo Lara Nava

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Ricardo Lara Nava is an award-winning reporter and photojournalist based in California. Currently he is El Leñador news, Cal Poly Humboldt's monthly bilingual student-ran publication, editor in chief.

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