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For Latinos, Death Takes a Holiday

Mary Mata December 6, 2013

By  José de la Isla, New America Media NEW ORLEANS – In Death with Interruptions, the late Portuguese novelist and Nobel laureate José Saramago imagined Death as a white woman who suddenly […]

Mandela’s TV Interview When He Was 42

Mary Mata

The Year the Monarch Didn’t Appear

Mary Mata

Lawsuits accuse Gov. Susana Martinez of open-records violations

Mary Mata

By Associated Press The Associated Press filed lawsuits Thursday against Gov. Susana Martinez and two state agencies for refusing to release records about her work and travel schedules, her cellphone […]

Sweet Tradition: Pumpkin in Tacha

Mary Mata December 5, 2013

* Translation by NewsTaco. By Brenda Storch, La Vitamina T If you’ve ever wondered, as we have, how Pumpkin in Tacha got such a peculiar name, chef Aldo Saavedra satisfies […]

Take a walk in my shoes

Mary Mata

By Jenay Wright, Latina Voices I am Black. No. I am Hispanic. I don’t think I am either. I am American. My mom, Yurika Mariela Wright, was born in Panama […]

Latina Mothers Play Key Role in Daughters’ Education

Mary Mata

By Hispanically Speaking News Latino mothers play a decisive role in how their daughters fare at school, experts said during a panel discussion of a new report. Taking part in […]