Share The charming Sorrento Peninsula and the captivating Isle of Capri Sorrento is a very popular tourist destination, and is located on the Sorrentine Peninsula at the southeastern end of the Circumvesuviana railway line, with easy access from Naples and Pompeii. It is a destination widely known for its small pottery, lace and marquetry (woodwork) shops. The Sorrentine Peninsula has views of Naples, Vesuvius and the Isle of Capri. The Amalfi Drive, which connects Sorrento and Amalfi, is a narrow path along the high cliffs above the Tyrrhenian Sea. Ferries and hydrofoils connect the city with Naples, Amalfi, Positano, Capri and Ischia. Notably, apart from its rich food, the Limoncello drink, a digestif made from lemon peel, alcohol, water, and sugar, is produced in Sorrento along with citrus, wine, nuts, and olives. Capri, la isla italiana que tanto atrae y cautiva, está ubicada en el mar Tirreno hacia el sur del Golfo de Nápoles, y frente a la Península de Sorrento. Su belleza imponente es un centro de paseo y de inolvidables vacaciones. Este pasado agosto, En USA continuó su recorrido por Sorrento y Capri, mientras visitaba Nápoles, ciudad a la que Capri pertenece administrativamente. La isla tiene dos municipios: Capri y Anacapri. Igualmente posee dos puertos antiguos: Marina Piccola y Marina Grande (el puerto principal de la isla) En los años 50, Capri se convirtió en un destino popular para la jet set internacional. La piazzeta central de Capri tiene ahora la presencia de tiendas lujosas, restaurantes costosos, pero siempre conserva su modesta arquitectura urbana. Para los residentes de Nápoles y Sorrento, Capri está allí, en su propio patio. Hay muchas conexiones por barco y ferrys desde el Golfo de Nápoles y la Península Sorrentina

Biography of Mercedes Moresco Volver MERCEDES MORESCO ARTICLE Mercedes Soledad Moresco was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She studied Literature at the UCA and practiced teaching in different secondary schools in the city. In 2001 she emigrated to the United States. She completed a Master's in Linguistics in teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language and in 2004 founded a school called "Educando a América" that currently offers programs for learning the Spanish language and Latin American culture. She is the author of a critical essay on Julio Cortázar's poetry titled "La Distancia Próxima", published in May 2014. She has directed literary workshops in Argentina and the USA. Since 2003, she has been a permanent contributor to the EnUSA newspaper. She is also a member of a group of artists and writers called Nostalgias de Bidé.

Share recognizes the work of its writers In a pleasant and significant meeting, our newspaper recognized the work and dedication of its writers who for many years and, consequently, have been writing their well-woven articles every month. The meeting took place at the Galuppi's restaurant in Pompano Beach in front of their golf course, in a pleasant atmosphere, with anecdotes and experiences lived by each one of them, with different themes and styles in their approaches. This little sharing gave us the opportunity to see each other again, talk and give each other that big thank you hug, wishing you a happy and prosperous 2023.

In a sharing of anecdotes, friendship and respect Share recognizes the work of its writers In a pleasant and significant meeting, our newspaper recognized the work and dedication of its writers who for many years and, consequently, have been writing their well-woven articles every month. The meeting took place at the Galuppi's restaurant in Pompano Beach in front of their golf course, in a pleasant atmosphere, with anecdotes and experiences lived by each one of them, with different themes and styles in their approaches. This little sharing gave us the opportunity to see each other again, talk and give each other that big thank you hug, wishing you a happy and prosperous 2023.

Our Mission To provide a deep understanding of the American way of life, its regulations and laws, to help Hispanics adapt, integrate and love this great country.

Share Some libraries will now open six days a week starting August 6 The Broward County Library increases service hours at 12 locations About Broward County Libraries The Broward County Library Division, named 2020 and 2015 Library of the Year by the Florida Library Association, was founded in 1974 and is Florida's largest library system by square footage. The Broward County Library Division provides convenient access to a full range of innovative and cost-effective services that meet the changing information, education and recreation needs of the people of Broward County. Visit our website, Broward.org/Library, or follow Libraries at Facebook and Twitter. The Broward County Library is expanding the service by twelve libraries by adding an additional day of service, beginning August 6, 2021. The hours of the additional day will be from 10 am to 6 pm "We are responding to public demand for more open hours," said Broward County Acting Library Director Allison Grubbs. "Fridays and Saturdays are in high demand because many customers love spending their free time at their local branch and taking home great readings and movies on the weekend."

Biography of Ernesto Morales Volver ERNESTO MORALES ALPIZAR ARTICLE Ernesto Morales Alpízar was born in Bejucal, Havana, Cuba. He studied lyrics, music and languages. In Cuba he received three national literary prizes for the genres of novels and police stories: "Unexpected profession", "7 police variations" and "Respectable activities". In the 1990s in the United States, he won three advertising awards and nominations in the prestigious "Achievement in Radio" of South Florida. He is a journalist, translator, columnist, radio and TV producer, and columnist for “EnUSA Newspaper”. He has several books published in the United States: "File of an emigrant" (1999), "Terror in Miami" (2000), "Kidnapping" (2002), "The day of the hurricane" (2003), "The illegal" (2005 ) and "The candidate's son" (2010), and more recently "Cita con una Desconocida". All available on the Internet pages dedicated to the sale of books.

An archive of En USA Newspaper videos When navigating between two cultures Integration is the healthiest option and positive for the immigrant Share “The first step that the Hispanic immigrant must take firmly upon arriving in this country is to learn the language, at least the basic and functional; then look for things that you find pleasant (entertainment, food, friends) educate yourself and move forward, ”says psychologist Alex Miranda, who for more than 25 years has specialized in the study of the acculturation of Latinos. “Immigrants and Latinos in this nation live in a psychological and emotional division that originates the acculturation process. And that division is accentuated in those of us who live here but are linked with our homeland or with the country to which we attribute our cultural roots. " The psychologist's appreciations consider that the beginning of acculturation is the friction with a foreign culture, alien to the native one and that it is not a destiny but a process that influences both the individual and the family. How does the reaction occur in this contact? At the individual level, contact with a foreign culture motivates a change in attitude and behavior that requires acculturation options, but these in turn can be exercised by the one in the process and are influenced by the cultural demographic context of the area. For example, in Broward County The Latino presence has made the area more attractive to Hispanics, and as it grows we feel more comfortable due to the easy access to our own culture, family, and what it offers (food, language, friendships, etc.) In his long career as a teacher and student of the acculturation of Latinos in the United States, the psychologist Alex Miranda says he is convinced that there is no one immune to the influence of acculturation, but that it does not require the total abandonment of identity or Latin root. "On the contrary, acculturation requires a complex cultural balance that is reflected in many contexts and behaviors, especially in very traditional times like Christmas." How much acculturation affects the immigrant? It really is a complex process, almost mysterious and understood by few. Acculturation has been shown to affect physical and mental health and to reveal psychological orientations that in turn determine key decisions; from the choice of the preferred language in social situations to the execution of disciplinary strategies for the children. Furthermore, acculturation explains the degree of identity derived from the mixture of Latino cultural roots and the adoption of a foreign culture, in this case the North American one. How is Assimilation manifested? Assimilation demands the total abandonment of the native culture, which implies an absolute transformation of the beliefs, behavior and mentality of an immigrant who is in a foreign country. It was believed that the best alternative was that and the tragic and mistaken victim of the Assimilation is the native culture, its practices, traditions, parameters and contributions to the well-being of the individual. Assimilation is not healthy for the individual nor his family. Separation It is nothing more than the pure and blind loyalty to the native culture when they are in contact with a foreigner. It is when people leave their native country but the country has not left them. Marginalization This has been classified as the worst consequences and symptoms of deteriorating mental health. They are those who do not find a place in their native or adoptive culture and therefore suffer in the process of acculturation. They suffer because they are marginalized from both cultures; they do not fit anywhere, nor do they identify with any group. The studies On this case they have reflected that alcohol, drugs, family conflicts, depression, feelings of helplessness and abandonment, are related to marginality in groups of Latino adolescents and adults. - "No one is immune to the influence of acculturation, but it does not require the total abandonment of our roots" - Let us have the courage, reason and strength to accept both cultures, retain our roots and add to it the best American characteristics. Latino immigrants must find the courage, reason and strength to accept a mixture of cultures that allows us to retain Latino roots and add to them the best American characteristics. Dr. Miranda is a native of Asunción, Paraguay. In his more than 25 years of personal and academic life in the United States, he has specialized in the study of the Acculturation of Latinos. Acculturation brings with it various behaviors and identifications such as Assimilation, Separation, Marginality and Integration, the latter being the best option.

Share April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness April is National Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, a time to speak out and support survivors of sexual assault and child abuse. According to the National Network on Rape, Abuse and Incest, every 73 seconds a person experiences a sexual assault in the United States. One in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives. Here in Broward, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement reported 688 violations in 2019. According to the National Alliance for Children, nearly 700,000 children are abused in the United States annually. When it comes to sexual assault and child abuse, silence is not an option. The Nancy J. Cotterman Center (NJCC), Broward County's only accredited Child Advocacy and Rape Crisis Center, provides services in a safe and non-threatening environment for survivors of sexual assault, child abuse and trafficking. people and their family members who support them. NJCC professionals are specially trained to provide crisis intervention and counseling, as well as forensic medical examinations and clinical child abuse assessments. Services are available to non-offending adult and child survivors and family members at no charge. NJCC, part of the Broward County Division of Human Services Crisis Intervention and Support, provides: * Crisis Support: 24/7 crisis services for survivors of sexual violence, human trafficking, child sexual abuse and trauma and family members who have been affected by these crimes. * Child Protection Team: 24/7 services for survivors of child abuse and multidisciplinary collaboration to ensure the well-being and safety of children. * Counseling: trauma-focused mental health services for survivors of child abuse, sexual violence, and human trafficking and their non-offending family members. * Medical: 24/7 forensic medical examinations for survivors of sexual violence, child abuse and human trafficking and medical consultations. Ana María Ferrer, human services administrator for the Nancy J. Cotterman Center said: "As a community, we must support survivors of sexual assault and child abuse and understand that it is never their fault." Last year, the Crisis Unit provided more than 7,500 episodes of service. On April 20, at the Broward County Commission meeting at the Government Center, commissioners will present a proclamation at 10 a.m. to community partners who collaborate with the Nancy J. Cotterman Center recognizing April as the Month of Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness and April 20 as Denim Day in Broward County. For more information, contact with the Nancy J. Cotterman Center at 954-357-5775 or the sexual assault hotline 24 hours a day at 954-761-RAPE (7273).

Share At Champions Hall Community Center in North Lauderdale Community forums to inform and listen to its residents For the development of these forums, there is a group of panelists made up of the police, firefighters, authorities of the city of North Lauderdale and special guests. The city of North Lauderdale has been preparing, together with its Commissioner Lorenzo Wood, forums aimed at informing and listening at the same time to the concerns, worries and suggestions of its residents, in order to channel them and seek solutions through the different departments. of your competition. For the development of these forums, there is a group of panelists made up of the police, firefighters, authorities of the city of North Lauderdale and special guests. Admission is free and open to the public, giving residents the opportunity to attend and learn about programs and issues involving the city where they live and work. We encourage your community to stay active and participate in these community and educational forums at the city's Champions Hall Community Center.

An archive of En USA Newspaper videos It was held on October 21 in front of the city's Amphitheater Share with its outdoor concerts and paying homage to Hispanidad And continuing with its free open-air concerts, the city of Sunrise paid tribute to the Hispanic community within the framework of the celebrations that honored the contribution of Hispanics to this great country. The event took place in the Sunrise Civic Center Amphitheater where residents of their city and adjacent municipalities enjoyed food, drinks and good music in a fun and family atmosphere.

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