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The MinuteKlans Seek New Recruits

July 17, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Cartoons, Immigration, Junco's Jabs, Mexico

Film Critic Kim Jong-un Gives The Interview a Bad Review

July 13, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Cartoons, Film & Theater, Junco's Jabs

An Ugly Situation on the Surface of California

July 10, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Immigration, Junco's Jabs

Junco’s Jabs: Murrieta: Land of the Ugly, Home of the Bigots

July 3, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Cartoons, Government, Immigration, Junco's Jabs, Mexico

Junco’s Jabs: Corporations Are People, But Not Women?

July 3, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Business, Cartoons, Government, Junco's Jabs, Religion

Junco’s Jabs: Unfortunately for México the Flying Dutchman Does Exist

July 1, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Cartoons, Junco's Jabs, Mexico, Sports

Junco’s Jabs: Tijuana Celebrates Advancing to the Next Round of the World Cup

June 26, 2014 by Junco Canché

 

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Filed Under: Cartoons, Junco's Jabs, Mexico, Sports Tagged With: Tijuana

Junco’s Jabs: Please, Sirs Sanders and Faulconer, We Want Some More.

June 19, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Business, Cartoons, Economy, Junco's Jabs, Labor

Junco’s Jabs: San Diego’s Maritime Industry Feeding at the Electoral Trough

June 3, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: 2014 June Primary, Battle for Barrio Logan, Cartoons, Editor's Picks, Junco's Jabs Tagged With: Barrio Logan, San Diego at Large

Junco’s Jabs: Beware of Big Business Wolves

May 23, 2014 by Junco Canché

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Filed Under: Business, Cartoons, Editor's Picks, Junco's Jabs, Labor

Junco’s Jabs: Jerry Sanders and Kevin Faulconer Share Their Disdain for Barrio Logan Residents

May 19, 2014 by Junco Canché

By Junco Canché

San Diego Free Press introduces our first editorial cartoonist: Junco Canché! Junco has lived in the San Diego/Tijuana border region his entire life and currently resides in the city of San Diego in the South Bay right next door to Imperial Beach. His cartoons have been featured prominently at Southwestern College’s The Sun newspaper and now shares his work here at San Diego Free Press. Please welcome him by posting your comments below.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Battle for Barrio Logan, Cartoons, Editor's Picks, Junco's Jabs Tagged With: Barrio Logan

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