Juan Pablo Galavis loves to dance salsa, eat empanadas and kick ball — until 2008 he played professional soccer as midfielder and forward. The devoted dad, born to Venezuelan parents 32 years ago, will soon become the first Latino lead
By Robyn Moreno This month, we put you on the path to feeling and looking más joven with top tips to refresh your skin, face, hair, hands, feet and nails. Put Your Fresh Face Forward An orange yogurt mask is
Pope Francis has been given the title of “Person of the Year” by TIME Magazine. As a recap of 2013, he has done some amazing deeds while leading the Church. Below is a complete list of some of these amazingly
By: Amy Graff As cold weather settles in for the winter, and the stress of the holidays begins to take its toll, travelers are looking ahead to 2014 and are already planning their next vacation. Amy Graff, Best Western leisure
By: Cindy G. Castillo The year 2014 marks a brand new beginning for Mark Mazon, who has been recently selected as new President and CEO for the non-profit organization Friendly House. “I am CEO of a Latino based non-profit organization
An amazing line up of talented fashion designers and performers are all set for The White Haute: Haute Couture Fashion Show featuring celebrity designer Michael Costello’s “Winter Wonderland” Collection. Anna Vivette, a mind blowing coloratura soprano will also be performing
National Latino organizations engaged in voter education and registration efforts today reported how the 113th Congress—including every member of the House of Representatives and the Senate—has dealt with the issue of immigration so far. The mid-term report card gives a “green
The Latino Community in the state of Arizona is blooming professionally. We have gathered a list of the 10 Most Influential Latinos in Arizona to get a sense of their efforts, hard work, and the legacy they wish to leave
By PEI LI Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Visas to enter the U.S. are typically a hot commodity: The government stopped taking applications for its 2014 allotment of 65,000 H-1B work visas after just four days, for example. But not the T-visa. Of
By: Taylor Pineda Arizona State University’s Hispanic Business Student Association recently invited Catherine Anaya to their second annual 4.0 Academic Luncheon, which emphasizes the importance of higher education. In association with Blue Cross Blue Shield, the student organization graciously got
