People immigrate to the United States from all over the world, from many cultures and nations, and all for one main reason: “The American Dream,” explains Solomon O. Kanu, an immigration attorney and founder of Kanu & Associates, P.C. law
By Thomas O’Brien Irma Bustamante was told by her high school counselor that she should look into a job as a secretary because her people don’t do well in college. However, Bustamante overcame barriers placed on her by others and
By Ruben Hernandez When a patient walks into the modern Phoenix offices of Dr. Ramon Angel Robles, what they are first impressed by are the bilingual and courteous nurses and assistants, as well as the contemporary wall décor and waiting
By Ruben Hernandez Teatro Bravo, the company that for years has produced bilingual plays that promote a complex portrait of Latinos, has a new artistic director: Ricky Araiza. The Teatro Bravo Board appointed Araiza and his tenure started in January
By Ruben Hernandez Jacqueline (Jacqui) Michot Ceballos, 87, of Phoenix fought for women’s rights for almost half a century. These struggles took her into the streets, where she marched alongside other U.S. feminist leaders such as Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem,
By Ruben Hernandez Gabriel “Jacobo” Montemayor had a dream when he started ice skating at age 10 in his hometown of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. He dreamed he would one day entertain big audiences, and that skating would allow him
By Ruben Hernandez Phoenix filmmaker Lourdes Lee Vasquez premiered her documentary, The Immigration Paradox, just before the re-election of President Barack Obama. Now this powerful film will be distributed at the same time Obama will fulfill his pledge to reform
By Taylor Pineda Photos by: Francisco Ramos Brenda Durazo -still fresh from covering the recent Latin Grammys show – chatted with ArizonaLatinos.com about her life and career. One of Valley Spanish-language radio’s bright stars, from Monday through Friday this lively
By Diana Prieto-Bernal Born and raised in Glendale, Calif., Lydia Guzman is well-known for her long-time advocacy for civil rights in Arizona. A recipient of Chicano’s por la Causa’s Lorraine Lee Advocacy Award and many other national and local recognitions; Guzman
Ulises Ortez originario de Magdalena de Kino Sonora, México, con mas de 10 años en los medios celebra su aniversario numero 6 de su popular programa (Deportes1190) en la mejor estación local de radio hablada “Amigo 1190” Para el famoso
