Transforming Justice

Before smart phones and before Black Lives Matter movement, La Cucaracha was writing about police brutality, over representation in the courts and prisons, and double standards under the law. In 2021, El Movimiento Sigué, (publisher of La Cucaracha) entered into a partnership with the Latino Coalition for Community Leadership, and the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition. We report on the activities of the Transforming Justice Project funded by the Public Welfare Foundation. La Cucaracha News continues to cover all aspects of the legal system.

Gaza as bad as ever

After 12 Foreign Deployments Aguilar Says Gaza Conditions Worse Witnessed By JOSEPH ALAN SANCHEZ FREE THE OPPRESSED is the Special Forces motto he has sought to follow during the course of his military career. A highly decorated combat veteran with Bronze Star
February 16, 2026

When youth lead…

We listen Pueblo Middle Schools march for justice Cucaracha News Staff Report The killing of Trayvon Martin in February 2012, became a spark that helped ignite a generation of young people who would later challenge many forms of state violence from police
February 6, 2026

What’s happening

Tisza Jauique: Recognizing the Inheritance of Chigonan Indigeniety SOAR is hosting Tlisza Jaurique for a virtual speaker event in February. Jaurique is the first Chicana woman to have a solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York. She
January 23, 2026

Be The Change!

Pueblo observes National MLK Day By MARGARITO FUENTES PUEBLO — About 400 people walked the mile from the Rawlings Library to the El Pueblo History Museum to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., Jan. 19, 2026. Fifty-eight years ago, on
January 20, 2026

Update Gobble, Gobble

Special to La Cucaracha News The 2nd Annual Pueblo Turkey Giveaway was a huge success. This year, 500 Turkey baskets were handed out. This is a Denver and Pueblo collaboration to feed the less fortunate for Thanksgiving in the Steel City. This
November 21, 2025
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