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'''El Asambleista Nelson Antonio Denis''' es un abogado reconocido pos sus labores con los inmigrantes, y con el pueblo Dominicano de Nueva York. Denis sirvió en la '''Asamblea Estatal de Nueva York''' desde 1996 hasta 2000.<ref name="nydailynews.com">Lavan, Rosemary Metzler, (11/17/95),''Chase/Chem Face Music at Hearing'', New York Daily News, http://www.nydailynews.com/archives/money/1995/11/17/1995-11-17_chase_chem_face_music_at_hea.html</ref><ref name="ReferenceA">Harrigan, Susan, (11/17/95), ''Minority Lending at Issue in Chemical-Chase Merger'', New York Newsday</ref><ref>Smyth, Julie Carr, (8/30/95), ''Feds hear pro, con in Fleet Deal'', Albany Times Union</ref><ref>Assembly Bill A2005 (6/16/99), ''Pro Rata Commitment of Community Reinvestment Act Funds''</ref><ref name="York State Assembly Publications 1999">New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Fall 1999, ''Bank Lending in East Harlem''</ref><ref name="York State Assembly Publications 2000">New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Summer 2000, ''Bank Lending in East Harlem''</ref><ref>Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project, ''East Harlem Lending Report: 1997 Home Mortgage Lending and Branch Deposit Data''</ref><ref name="ffiec.gov">http://www.ffiec.gov/hmda/online_rpts.htm</ref>


== Educación ==
THE 1994 CAMPAIGN: EAST HARLEM
El Asambleista Denis fué nacido y criado en Washington Heights, en la ciudad de Nueva York.
THE 1994 CAMPAIGN: EAST HARLEM; Legislative Candidate Turns to Gang for Help
Denis es un graduado de la '''Harvard University''' y '''Yale Law School''', y durante doce años ha ofrecido la Clínica Jurídica Denis, proporcionando asistencia legal gratuita y asesoramiento a los trabajadores y sus familias.<ref>Hicks, Jonathan, (8/15/2000), ''Power of Incumbency Vies With a Household Name'', The New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9406E2D7113FF936A2575BC0A9669C8B63</ref>
By DOUGLAS MARTIN
Published: September 13, 1994
== Director Editorial de El Diario/La Prensa ==
Como Director Editorial de '''El Diario / La Prensa''' , Denis escribió más de 300 editoriales y ganó el premio de escritura Mejor Editorial de la '''Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos'''.
Sus candidaturas fueron aprobadas por [[El Diario]], The [[New York Times]], New York Daily News, The Amsterdam News, The Village Voice, DC 37, 1199 SEIU, CWA, UFT, Local 371, Local 372 de AFSCME , AFL / CIO, NASW, la Unión de Trabajadores del Transporte, la Federación de Empleados Públicos, el Sindicato de Empleados de Servicio Social, y docenas de organizaciones civiles y funcionarios electos.<ref>Harvard Political Review, Spring 1977, ''The Curious Constitution of Puerto Rico''</ref><ref>Daily News (New York)|Daily News,</ref><ref>Denis, Nelson, (4/12/05), ''Late blooming woes to plague on-time budget'', New York Daily News,</ref><ref>http://finance.tc-library.org/Content.asp?uid=1048</ref><ref>Denis, Nelson, (9/23/99), ''History still roils Puerto Rico'', New York Daily News</ref><ref>New York Newsday, Denis, Nelson, (1/22/07), ''Reforming Albany takes more than talk'', New York Newsday</ref><ref>Denis, Nelson, (12/21/06), ''Albany's Political Club'', New York Sun, http://www.nysun.com/opinion/albanys-political-club/45540/,</ref><ref>and [[El Diario La Prensa]].</ref><ref>Denis, Nelson (4/3/95), ''El Barrio, Liberado y Explotado'', El Diario La Prensa, http://www.weblo.com/celebrity/available/asset_news/2758537/Antonio_Barrio/El_Barrio_liberado_y_explotado/</ref>
== Asambleista Estatal de Nueva York ==
Durante sus años como '''Asambleísta Estatal''', la oficina Denis resolvió más de 4,000 problemas constituyentes. Denis obtuvo $8 millones en fondos estatales para su distrito, y obligó que los bancos locales duplicaran sus préstamos a residentes de la comunidad.<ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, July 2000</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Winter 1999</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Spring 1997</ref>


La madre de Denis trabajó en las fábricas de cinturón durante 23 años, y luego otros 14 años en el hospital Columbia Presbyterian, como miembro del Local 1199.
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To the police and prosecutors, the Latin Kings are a rigidly hierarchical youth gang believed to be responsible for at least eight murders in New York City over the last two years.

To Nelson Antonio Denis, a Democratic candidate for the State Assembly from East Harlem who is on the primary ballot today, the Kings are tireless workers on his campaign and misunderstood youths trying to overcome immense disadvantages.

Mr. Denis promises that if he defeats Angelo Del Toro, an Assemblyman for 20 years, he will invite Latin Kings and their auxiliary, the Latin Queens, to join him on the stage for his victory speech.

And if he goes on to win the general election, "I'll be proud to say the Latin Kings have a man in Albany," said Mr. Denis, who two years ago lost the primary to Mr. Del Toro by 6 percentage points in a four-way race. Leadership Training

Win or lose, Mr. Denis pledges to help the Kings incorporate as a tax-exempt corporation, raise money from private contributors and set up a leadership training course. He wants to enroll them in an apprenticeship program that he hopes to establish to rehabilitate about 800 abandoned buildings in his district.

In return for those promises, he has persuaded scores of Kings to register to vote and has put more than 25 of them to work as volunteers in his campaign, doing such chores as putting up posters and handing out leaflets. The volunteers, who do not wear any visible gang identification, have not received a cent, they say, and claim they would be insulted if payment were offered.

"Nelson needed manpower and we needed someone to enlighten us about how to show we're not what everybody thinks we are," said King Bolo, a King leader who, like other members interviewed, would not identify himself by a more conventional name. "Politics is just a stepping stone for us. We will be stepping on a lot of other stones."

Mr. Del Toro has made the Kings an issue in the campaign by broadcasting a message from his soundtruck that declares that he is running a nonviolent campaign, which Denis supporters consider a reference to the Kings. Yesterday, Winston Estrada, an aide to Mr. Del Toro, said, "It's nasty -- they're gangsters and a threat."

Mr. Denis, who graduated from Harvard College and Yale Law School and has supported himself as a business and legal consultant, professes not to be bothered by what the Kings have done in the past.

He said he knows many have been in prison, where the organization began in the 1940's as a self-defense group, but insists that most are now law-abiding and eager to achieve respectability without shedding such signature features as yellow-and-black neck beads and a an intricate ritualistic greeting, ending with the words "I love you." 'Our Community'

"The Kings are the product of 20 years of neglect," Mr. Denis said. "They are the youth Reagan forgot. They are not separate. They are our community."

Mr. Denis said his association with the Kings began about two months ago, when he was jogging along the East River. At 106th and Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, he saw a group that he estimated at 500 to 600 young people. "They were an orderly, disciplined group," he said of the Kings and Queens who were arrayed in their characteristic circle formation. He asked to speak with a leader.

King Bolo, who says he has been in prison twice on drug charges, came forward. "What you say to me, you say in front of the family," he said.

Once the Latin Kings had identified themselves, Mr. Denis asked what he could do to help them. They asked him for help in cleaning up parks, a project they have adopted in their drive to present themselves as a fraternal group interested in civic improvement. 'Talking About Change'

Cedric McClester, the campaign aide who became closest to the Kings, said: "Conventional wisdom was don't touch them with a 10-foot pole. But we're talking about change. And if we don't reach out to them, who will?"

Part of Mr. McClester's argument was that the Kings, who are believed to number between 2,000 and 3,000, could go on to participate in other races.

"Their political potential on a citywide basis is limitless," he said, looking ahead to a role in other races for the Kings, who are believed to number between 2,000 and 3,000.

An early skeptic of bringing the Kings on board was Sarah Denis, the candidate's mother, who has been working 12-hour days on the campaign. She laid down rules that included no beepers or babies in the office, both of which are common with the Kings and Queens. She has gradually learned to work comfortably with them.

"These kids need help," she said. "They don't need jails."

Photos: Nelson Antonio Denis, a Democratic candidate for the Assembly from East Harlem, receiving campaign support from the Latin Kings, a youth gang said to be responsible for at least eight murders in New York City over the last two years. He has pledged to help the Kings, win or lose. (John Sotomayor/The New York Times)


Ahora el Asambleista Denis espera trabajar con su pueblo de Washington Heights, para defender los intereses de las familias, los envejecientes, los inquilinos, y los obreros de El Alto.<ref>Hicks, Jonathan, (8/15/2000), ''Power of Incumbency Vies With a Household Name'', The New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9406E2D7113FF936A2575BC0A9669C8B63</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Summer 2000</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, July 2000</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Winter 1999</ref><ref>New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Spring 1997</ref>


== Enlaces externos ==
== Enlaces externos ==

Revisión del 18:17 28 may 2010

El Asambleista Nelson Antonio Denis es un abogado reconocido pos sus labores con los inmigrantes, y con el pueblo Dominicano de Nueva York. Denis sirvió en la Asamblea Estatal de Nueva York desde 1996 hasta 2000.[1]​[2]​[3]​[4]​[5]​[6]​[7]​[8]​

Educación

El Asambleista Denis fué nacido y criado en Washington Heights, en la ciudad de Nueva York. Denis es un graduado de la Harvard University y Yale Law School, y durante doce años ha ofrecido la Clínica Jurídica Denis, proporcionando asistencia legal gratuita y asesoramiento a los trabajadores y sus familias.[9]​

Director Editorial de El Diario/La Prensa

Como Director Editorial de El Diario / La Prensa , Denis escribió más de 300 editoriales y ganó el premio de escritura Mejor Editorial de la Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos. Sus candidaturas fueron aprobadas por El Diario, The New York Times, New York Daily News, The Amsterdam News, The Village Voice, DC 37, 1199 SEIU, CWA, UFT, Local 371, Local 372 de AFSCME , AFL / CIO, NASW, la Unión de Trabajadores del Transporte, la Federación de Empleados Públicos, el Sindicato de Empleados de Servicio Social, y docenas de organizaciones civiles y funcionarios electos.[10]​[11]​[12]​[13]​[14]​[15]​[16]​[17]​[18]​

Asambleista Estatal de Nueva York

Durante sus años como Asambleísta Estatal, la oficina Denis resolvió más de 4,000 problemas constituyentes. Denis obtuvo $8 millones en fondos estatales para su distrito, y obligó que los bancos locales duplicaran sus préstamos a residentes de la comunidad.[19]​[20]​[21]​

La madre de Denis trabajó en las fábricas de cinturón durante 23 años, y luego otros 14 años en el hospital Columbia Presbyterian, como miembro del Local 1199.

Ahora el Asambleista Denis espera trabajar con su pueblo de Washington Heights, para defender los intereses de las familias, los envejecientes, los inquilinos, y los obreros de El Alto.[22]​[23]​[24]​[25]​[26]​

Enlaces externos

Referencias

  1. ↑ Lavan, Rosemary Metzler, (11/17/95),Chase/Chem Face Music at Hearing, New York Daily News, http://www.nydailynews.com/archives/money/1995/11/17/1995-11-17_chase_chem_face_music_at_hea.html
  2. ↑ Harrigan, Susan, (11/17/95), Minority Lending at Issue in Chemical-Chase Merger, New York Newsday
  3. ↑ Smyth, Julie Carr, (8/30/95), Feds hear pro, con in Fleet Deal, Albany Times Union
  4. ↑ Assembly Bill A2005 (6/16/99), Pro Rata Commitment of Community Reinvestment Act Funds
  5. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Fall 1999, Bank Lending in East Harlem
  6. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Summer 2000, Bank Lending in East Harlem
  7. ↑ Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project, East Harlem Lending Report: 1997 Home Mortgage Lending and Branch Deposit Data
  8. ↑ http://www.ffiec.gov/hmda/online_rpts.htm
  9. ↑ Hicks, Jonathan, (8/15/2000), Power of Incumbency Vies With a Household Name, The New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9406E2D7113FF936A2575BC0A9669C8B63
  10. ↑ Harvard Political Review, Spring 1977, The Curious Constitution of Puerto Rico
  11. ↑ Daily News (New York)|Daily News,
  12. ↑ Denis, Nelson, (4/12/05), Late blooming woes to plague on-time budget, New York Daily News,
  13. ↑ http://finance.tc-library.org/Content.asp?uid=1048
  14. ↑ Denis, Nelson, (9/23/99), History still roils Puerto Rico, New York Daily News
  15. ↑ New York Newsday, Denis, Nelson, (1/22/07), Reforming Albany takes more than talk, New York Newsday
  16. ↑ Denis, Nelson, (12/21/06), Albany's Political Club, New York Sun, http://www.nysun.com/opinion/albanys-political-club/45540/,
  17. ↑ and El Diario La Prensa.
  18. ↑ Denis, Nelson (4/3/95), El Barrio, Liberado y Explotado, El Diario La Prensa, http://www.weblo.com/celebrity/available/asset_news/2758537/Antonio_Barrio/El_Barrio_liberado_y_explotado/
  19. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, July 2000
  20. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Winter 1999
  21. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Spring 1997
  22. ↑ Hicks, Jonathan, (8/15/2000), Power of Incumbency Vies With a Household Name, The New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9406E2D7113FF936A2575BC0A9669C8B63
  23. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Summer 2000
  24. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, July 2000
  25. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Winter 1999
  26. ↑ New York State Assembly Publications, 68th Assembly District, Spring 1997
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