Olympics Spotlight: Sabrina Vega, Gymnastics

By NBC Latino Staff At 16 years old, Olympic hopeful, Sabrina Vega, is one of the youngest athletes to compete during the 2012 London games. Vega shared with NBC News how […]

Tuesday July 10, 2012 Texas’ new voter ID law on trial in Washington (Associated Press/San Francisco Chronicle):  The fate of Texas’ controversial new voter ID law — which requires voters […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Editor Forty five years ago the Voting Rights Act (VRA) was all but a slam-dunk. In 1965 the law was approved by the US House of […]

By Victor Escalante The Latino identity has been shaped to a large part by the environment of the past and the flux of the present day. In some respects, it’s […]

By Griselda Nerávez, Voxxi After a year of being labeled as a voting bloc that will play a significant role in this year’s presidential elections, there is mounting pressure on Latinos […]

By Deb Courson Smith, Public News Service – CA SACRAMENTO, Calif. – One decision is on the books, and there’s talk already about future challenges concerning Arizona’s immigration law. The U.S. […]

By Veronica Villafañe, Media Moves Mario Guevara, a reporter for Mundo Hispánico, the Spanish-language weekly published by the Atlanta Journal Constitution, has made headlines. The Salvadoran photojournalist, who has been […]

Monday July 9, 2012 Former Arizona governor detained at border checkpoint (Associated Press/Fox News Latino):  Former Arizona Gov. Raul Castro, who in the 1970s served as the state’s first and […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Editor The big news this week for those handicapping the Presidential horse race came from the recent Gallup poll that measured political identity among Latinos. It matters among the […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Editor It’s Friday! So it doesn’t all have to be about news and issues and such. This is something I’ve been wanting to bring to NewsTaco readers for […]