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My abuelita’s remedy

Mary Mata December 11, 2013

By Jennifer Nava, Latina Voices Dear abuelita, I still remember my first summer in Mexico with you. It was as if it had just happened yesterday. I barely remember anything about […]

Hispanics following African Americans’ example in finding government jobs

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The Choice: Nancy Gibbs on Why Pope Francis Is TIME’s Person of the Year 2013

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Evangelical pastor continues 40-day immigration fast as House set to leave

Mary Mata December 10, 2013

By Suzanne Gamboa, NBCLatino House Speaker John Boehner plans to close for business Friday, the same day the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez hits his 40th day of a fast for immigration reform. Other activists […]

What Mexican Wrestling Tells Us About the Immigration Debate

Mary Mata

By Paul Feine & Alex Manning, Reason.com The professional wrestlers squaring off in Watsonville, California are unlike any you’d find on a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) bill. In one corner, there’s “el Patron […]

Choosing the right kind of leaders to lead the Latino agenda

Mary Mata

By Jorge Ponce, NewsTaco Hispanics are at a crossroads with their agenda to undo the underrepresentation that has prevailed in the federal workforce for the last forty-three years. And no […]

Nothing Says Christmas and Santa Claus Better than René Cardona’s SANTA CLAUS (1959)!

Mary Mata

From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio “Mexicans,” the Devil, and Mucho Mas More! More on René Cardona’s masterpiece here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Claus_(1959_film). Info on its Mystery Science Theatre treatment is here: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0655448/ Here is a […]