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Herbal remedies: Secrets of traditional Hispanic medicine

NewsTaco October 15, 2013

By Hope Gillette, Saludify Before there were antibiotics and allergy medications, or sprays and injections for pain, there were herbal remedies. Almost every culture in the world has a history […]

Being a Latino student in the Heart of Dixie

Mary Mata October 14, 2013

School technology: Pros outweigh cons?

Mary Mata October 11, 2013

What The U.S. Needs to do Now to Remain Competitive in the Global Economy

Mary Mata

By Jorge Ponce, NewTaco The U.S. is in crisis mode, and it needs a clear vision to restore economic prosperity to its citizens.  Internal nation-building is a priority for the […]

Book Ban: Will Arizona Censors Be Shocked by ‘King of Cuba’?

Mary Mata October 10, 2013

By Robert Friedman, National Hispanic News  “The only ones who should be censored are the censors,” says Cristina García, commenting on an Arizona school district’s banning last week of  “Dreaming […]

Latino Father Shamed Son For Being a Bully

Mary Mata October 9, 2013

By Kristin Mariano, Latino Post A father in Texas publicly humiliated his son after he learned that the latter was a bully. Joe Legares made his son stand on the […]

Latino Employees at Environmental Agencies Speak on the Shutdown

Mary Mata

By Juan Rodriguez, NewsTaco With our Federal Government well into the Shutdown, nearly 800,000 Federal agency employees are out of work or working without pay.  That is to say they […]