Will Obama throw Latinos a bone?
By Tony Castro, Voxxi In his State of the Union last week, President Barack Obama made an expected plea for passage of the long-awaited immigration reform legislation that pleased America’s […]
Adelfa Callejo’s activism was part of her lifelong strategy
By Mercedes Olivera, Dallas Morning News Strategize. That was Dallas attorney and civil rights advocate Adelfa Callejo’s favorite word. Her eyes would sparkle like diamonds, and a smile would cross her […]
Carlos Lopez-Cantera Sworn In As Florida’s First Hispanic Lieutenant Governor
By Bill Cotterell, Reuters/Huffington Post TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb 3 (Reuters) – Florida Lieutenant Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera, a longtime legislative insider and the first Hispanic to hold that office, was sworn […]
Sen. Menendez Paid $250,000 In Legal Fees In December In Relation To Ethics, Justice Investigation
By Associated Press/Fox News Latino WASHINGTON (AP) – New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez’s political campaign paid a law firm $250,000 in December for legal costs related to Justice Department and […]