Sharp Rise in Asylum Claims From Latin America by Bruno Gallo In the few minutes it takes you to read this article, about a hundred people will have had to leave their homes, their belongings and everything they know and flee
5 Latina-Owned Beauty Brands That Celebrate Culture And Identity By Shirley Gomez According to CNN, a Stanford Graduate School of Business survey found 1,800 new businesses between 2007 and 2012 were started by Latinos in the U.S. Frequently, we can
Have you gone snorkeling in the reefs, biking in the mountains or kayaking in a bay or river? Maybe hiked around historic sites or experienced a cultural shock at colorful markets or remote villages? Then, you have done adventure travel
Medical strides and advances continually surprise people and seem to leave the notion that nothing is impossible. The Mexican Infertility Institute did just that when a Mexican woman received Latin America’s first transplant of ovaries in a hospital in the
