By: Rafael Tirado President & Founder, Rafael Tirado & Associates President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to reverse DACA, to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and to build a wall between the United States in Mexico. The office has been flooded
By: Samantha Collins You may have seen him on ABC’s Cristela, or perhaps in a little filmed called Magic Mike XXL, but Gabriel Iglesias is the funny man. Currently starring on his own series, Fluffy Breaks Even!, Iglesias is poised
By: Samantha Collins The pop duo that has you singing your heart out, Jesse y Joy, is coming to our great state! In neighboring Tucson, Jesse y Joy will be gracing the stage of the Rialto Theatre this Sunday as
Coyotes President and CEO Anthony LeBlanc and majority owner Andrew Barroway say a move to Tempe would widen the team’s fan base. (Photo by Kristina Vicario/Cronkite News) By Kristina Vicario | Cronkite News GLENDALE – Seventeen months after Glendale voided its
By: Isabel Byfield Mexican food is famous worldwide for its flavorful palate, thanks to traditional spices, fragrant herbs and savory chiles that abound in Mexican cuisine. Most of these flavor-enhancing spices have added health benefits, like increasing metabolic rate. In
Cantante. Bailarina. Actriz. ¡Superestrella! Jennifer López (“Shades of Blue”, “American Idol”, Selena) sigue siendo una de las artistas más populares de la actualidad – bien sea sobre en un escenario, en la televisión o en la gran pantalla. Aún a tiempo
By Francisco Romero. – Easy it was, the decision to vote Dodgers’ Corey Seager as the National League Rookie of the year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. For the second consecutive year the writers unanimously voted for a
(Featured Photo Credit: Melina Zuniga/AZLatinos.com) By Melina Zuniga Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Honoring soldiers and their families this Veterans Day was Scion by Toyota, who surprised three local veterans by buying out the current leases on their 2014 Toyota Scion’s.
Immigration attorneys say they are not sure exactly what will happen to immigrants in the U.S. under a Trump administration, but that they are trying to encourage anxious clients against any rash actions. (Photo by University of Findlay/Creative Commons) By Aida Chavez
By: Jessica Lizza Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com As soon as humans learned to communicate, they began writing down their history in some form – starting with something as simple as cave drawings, and evolving to what the world has now.
