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A beatdown for GOP from Hispanic media?

Mary Mata July 12, 2013

By Greg Sargent, Washington Post House Republicans claim they see no urgency whatsoever about acting this summer on immigration reform, and just might get around to it some time this fall. […]

Months In Limbo, Labor Secretary Nominee Tom Perez To Get A Final Vote Next Week

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Poll: Immigration support grows

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Latin food: Make it healthier with these tips

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By Hope Gillette, Saludify Latin food… Hmm… so rich in flavor… and so rich in fat? Unfortunately. Although it is difficult to generalize — since Latin food is typical food from […]

Snapshot of America’s future – Texas

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By Ariana Montelongo de Valdivia, Being Latino The growth of U.S. Latino population is no secret, but one need only peek at Texas to get a kaleidoscopic glimpse of America’s future. […]

‘La Fortaleza’ Means ‘Family’ At This Tortilla Factory

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By Gloria Angelina Castillo, New America Media/Eastern Group Publications The Ortiz family doesn’t remember the exact date it first went up, but matriarch Hermila Esparza Ortiz recalls her son didn’t […]

Somos Muslims

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By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA As we approach the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, we explore the intersection of Muslim and Latino identities as part of our […]