Wikipedia:Association of Hispanic and Latin American writers

WP:HLAW

The Wikipedia Association of Hispanic and Latin American writers is an association that accommodates writers who are Hispanic, Hispanic-Americans, or, like in Brazilians' case, just Latin Americans.

Members

Founding

Antonio El Asociado Martin (Puerto Rico)

New

(Please put your user name in order of arrival here, with the first one to arrive on top, and so on. Put your relationship to Latin America or the Hispanic race next to your user name, like AntonioMartin did)

Purpose

The Association of Hispanic and Latin American writers main purpose is to have Hispanic or Latin American writers sharing assignments with one another. For example, if a Bolivian member asks AntonioMartin to writer about a Bolivian topic, AntonioMartin will ask that member to write about a Puerto Rican topic. This is to help expand knowledge about the Hispanic-Latin American race and culture as a whole, between members of the association.

Furthermore, the association hopes to become an example of Hispanic and Latin American unity to other Hispanics or Latin Americans who use the Internet.

Assignments

Ask members of the association to cover a topic from your country or denomination (such as Chicano or Nuyorican, for example) below:

AntonioMartin asks user:Antoine Araya to write about Myrna de Casenave, a Puerto Rican actress.-Antonio se sabe que es Sasabe! Martin 11:42, 12 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
AntonioMartin asks user:Rockero to write about Hotel El Convento, a historical building in San Juan- Antonio Unconventional Martin 11:45, 18 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
AntonioMartin asks User:Alhen to write about M&N Aviation, a Puerton Rican airline-Antonio, salvate, por ahi viene el tren!! Martin

Requests

Help populate Category:Spanish-speaking countries by adding countries to this category. Mxcatania 17:07, 17 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Add Latin American winners to Reality Show Operación Triunfo because the article only features of European participants. Mxcatania 17:07, 17 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]