Senators Make Another Run at Dream Act by Suzanne Gamboa It was Sen. John McCain that got Sen. Lindsey Graham started on immigration reform, Graham said in a news conference Thursday. And now Graham, R-S.C., is joining Sen. Dick Durbin,
AZ Pastor to Report for Deportation Daniel González, The Republic | azcentral.com Hours after The Arizona Republic published an article about immigration officials holding off on deporting a Guatemalan pastor until his asylum case is reviewed, officials abruptly reversed course
‘Despacito’ Most Streamed-Song All Time by Daniela Galvez ¡Ay bendito! Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee have a lot to celebrate. MORE: Justin Bieber Remixes Luis Fonsi’s ‘Despacito’ And It’s Fuego The Puerto Rican singers, who are the masterminds behind the biggest
Romeo Santos Video for ‘Imitadora’ by Maxiel Mejia He’s done it again! Mujeres, our héroe favorito Romeo Santos is back with a brand new video to his hot single, “Imitadora”! MORE: 5 Times Romeo Santos Was Our Superhero Romeo does not disappoint!
School Lunch Shaming: Type of Bullying for Latino Kids By Eric Moreno SaludToday The classic bully takes a kid’s lunch money. But a new type of bully—”school lunch shaming,” when a student has no money for lunch to begin with—is
‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Star Anthony de la Torre by Daniela Galvez Anthony de La Torre is hitting the big screen! The Cuban-American actor is starring on Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, where he gives fans a glimpse into Jack
Latin Alternative Music Conference by Marisa Arbona-Ruiz One of the premier platforms in the U.S. for emerging Latin alternative artists everywhere turns 18 this year, and it’s well on its way to “Latinizing” the global music scene. The Latin Alternative
Embracing a Fuller Latino History July 9, 2017 By Mary Beth Faller Young Latinos need to embrace the history that has been denied to them in order to fight for their civil rights, according to a panel discussion at the
Planet Of The Apes Star Gabriel Chavarria by Priscilla Rodriguez Growing up in South Central, L.A. Gabriel Chavarria never imagined that his path would lead him to the big screen, much less an iconic movie brand like Planet of the Apes.
Latino Families’ Use Of Early Education Todd Grindal, Contributor Renee Lamoreau, Michael López, & Todd Grindal There is widespread consensus that high quality pre-kindergarten programs can provide sizable benefits for young children and their families. For Hispanic[1] families the positive
