@emiliano_mega@KannoYoungs@eldacantu@viaSimonRomero Saludos desde la cdmx. Se aprecia su cobertura del huracan. Tienes algunos datos sobre las vias para entrar/salir de acapulco? Hay rumores de que delincuebtes hayan tomado las casetas para robar. Sabes si es viable llegar a chilpancingo? Gracias. Tenemks familiares atrapados.
@patriciamercado Menos coches, + peatones/bicis, velocidades mas bajas que se hace cumplir con infraestructura en lugar de multas, aumentos en la calidad, frecuencia y alcance de transporte público y el reemplazo de viales automovilísticos con espacios destinados a personas, no vehículos, porfi
@diazbriseno If instead this is a more general gripe about the way that hegemonic cultures co-opt and bastardize the language of other cultures, them yeah, I'm totally with you, although <tamale> seems like a somewhat ironic hill to die on.
@diazbriseno I get that editors have to make choices and there might be legitimate reasons both for translating and for leaving untranslated certain words in a headline or article. But <tamale> seems acceptable, given that it is the widely-used English translation of the Spanish <tamal>
@diazbriseno This feels sort of like if an American English speaker chafed at the use of <los iPhone> instead of <los IPhones> in a Mexican periodical.
In the past week, someone has tried to assassinate the leadership of the opposition party with bombs, a white supremacist terrorist killed two people, and the DHS secretary is on Fox News discussing whether or not the US government is gonna gun down unarmed Latino refugees.