Fiscal Cliff: Poorest School Districts Stand To Lose The Most
By Joy Resmovits, Huffington Post Latino Voices Juandiego Wade is worried. As vice chair of the Charlottesville City School Board in Virginia, he’s responsible for the well-being of its 4,000 students. And […]
Latino Money: The Missed Political Story of 2012
By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Here’s something interesting that bubbled up in the wake of last week’s election: 4% of all itemized political contributions this year came from mostly Latino neighborhoods. […]
The Influencer: Sol Trujillo
By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA Corporate leaders become political movers and shakers all the time these days, but how many of them are Latino? Meet Sol Trujillo, a multimillionaire Wyoming-raised […]
Sandy Reconstruction: Latinos to the Rescue
Victor Landa, NewsTaco I’m floored, flabbergasted. Read this: Immigrant workers, mostly Hispanics in the building trades, will flock along with others to the areas devastated by Hurricane Sandy. As in previous […]