Greater LA
El Paso is second home for many Angelenos, now grieving after mass shooting
Last week's mass shooting in El Paso has been particularly painful for Angelenos, because so many have close ties to that city. Also, about 800,000 Guatemalan nationals live in greater LA. And if they register, they're eligible to vote in that country's presidential election this Sunday.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenLast week's mass shooting in El Paso has been particularly painful for Angelenos, because so many have close ties to that city. Also, about 800,000 Guatemalan nationals live in greater LA. And if they register, they're eligible to vote in that country's presidential election this Sunday.
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Herlindo Ordoñez serves up Guatemalan street food most days outside the Guatemalan Consulate in Echo Park.
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