Jorge Mendoza Yescas, New General Consul of Mexico in Phoenix Has Experience, Knowledge and Vision By Francisco Romero A young governmental official appointed by the President of Mexico Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and ratified by the Senate arrives as Consul General
Mexican Actor Mark Tacher Gives Life to a Powerful Controversial Gay Character in la Reina del Sur By Francisco Romero It has been almost ten years since Teresa Mendoza went into the witness protection program, after defeating one of the
Fonseca’s “Simples Corazones Tour” June 5th in Phoenix is a Must By Francisco Romero Described as a Pop Latino song, mixed with the sounds of Vallenato, this single “Te Mando Flores” became the icon song of Colombian singer, songwriter Juan Fernando Fonseca, better known as Fonseca.
Valley of the Sun United Way Names Carla Vargas Jasa as President and CEO Vargas Jasa is first woman and first Latina to lead the Phoenix-based organization, one of the largest in the global United Way network Valley of the
Mexican Artist Gilda Garza has Entered the Art World by Storm By Francisco Romero Jetset Magazine has called her a rising star; Playboy Magazine featured her art in a cover page and dozens of renowned art collectors and celebrities have
Irina Ahdoot By Elon Graves The One-stop realtor. Irina merits this title to her love for negotiating real state contracts, her dedication to her clients and determination to getting the best deal for you and your family. She is diligent
Latina Junior Master Chef Nayeli Mendoza By Elon Graves MasterChef Junior’s seventh season is underway with four cooks from San Antonio. Among those competing for the winning title is Nayeli Mendoza. Nayeli Mendoza started cooking with both her mom and
Latino Chef José Andrés Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize Gwen Aviles of NBC reports that Latino Chef José Andrés has been nominated for the the Noble Peace Prize for his work in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. –
Ed Pastor: Latino Pioneer Honored At Capitol Chris Coppola and Bree Burkitt, Arizona Republic, report on the passing of Arizona’s first Latino Congressman, Ed Pastor. – “Former U.S. Rep. Ed Pastor, Arizona’s first Hispanic member of Congress whose death earlier this
AZ Latinas Making Political Impact Stephen A. Nuño of NBC.com reports on the Latinas making an impact on progressive and Democratic politics in Arizona this election season. – “Arizona sits at the center of two simultaneous tectonic shifts occurring in
