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*So this begs the obvious question, given the assault on expression in Paris. Does this qualify as freedom of expression? It’s clearly wrong, and insulting. VL By Gustavo Arellano, OC […]

*This is a game changer. According to the National Conference of Sate Legislatures 58 percent of Latinos currently enrolled in higher education are attending community colleges. Yet the national completion […]

*This is important. The legal battle against the Arizona law used to prohibit Mexican-American studies in Tucson will come to a head on January 12, at the Ninth Circuit Court […]

*Eduardo Diaz tells us there’s a fundamental difference between the Cuban people and the Cuban government. He sees real change fo rCuba, but not fast change – it’ll take time. […]

*Another take of Latino Politics and the 114th Congress. Last week Suzzane Gamboa, of NBC News took a stab at a list. This one’s from Latinovations staff. Some marked differences: […]

*Take time to read this. It’s much too easy to click “like” and feel we share pain, persecution.  When truthfully, many of us would be shocked at Charlie Hebdo’s published […]

*I’ve been waiting to see how our friend cartoon satirist Lalo Alcaraz would respond to the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris. He didn’t disappoint – he never does. The pen […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco While the rest of the world is packing Christmas in boxes, stowing them away for another year, people across Latin America and Spain are still making […]

*No report yet if Obama and Peña Nieto discussed the missing 43 students in Mexico. Interestingly, Fox News chose to include Cuba in their headline about a meeting between the […]

*Meanwhile … what we take for granted is a precious commodity for others. In Mexico another journalist is missing, he reported on the illicit drug trade. VL By Al Jazeera, […]