We wanted the people of Acapulco to see what it's like to go without water for two days, three days or more.

We've been beaten, we've been jailed, some of us have even been killed, but we're not going to give up.

I would say I know people who are white who are more Hispanic at heart than Mr. Segura.

At the end of the day, we want downtown to be a place where people can get around without having to be in cars. We want the city to go back and actually put an alternative together that would provide that and give it an appropriate amount of study.

Californians are very demanding people, very acquainted with luxury goods.

We want to make sure the festival gives top visibility to its movies and to the people who made them.