Tracking Poll Wave 1: Latino Vote Uphill Climb For Romney

By Pilar Marrero, impreMedia  Just before the beginning of the Republican National Convention in Tampa presidential candidate Mitt Romney continues to overwhelmingly lose the Latino vote and has low levels […]

By Dan Heyman, Public News Service CHARLESTON, W.Va. – At least a portion of the Republican National Convention has been canceled by the storm, dubbed “Isaac,” threatening the Florida coast. Several […]

By Veronique de Miguel, Voxxi Susana Martinez, New Mexico and the nation’s first Latina governor, will be one of the featured speakers at the Republican National Convention which begins tomorrow in Tampa, […]

By Jesse Treviño, HispanicLatino.com As the tropics churn with potential storms, they cast an ominous backdrop for Tampa as it prepares for the Republican National Convention that starts this week. It […]

By Victor Escalante, Newstaco Latinos, for the most part, have made up their mind who they want as president. This is grim news for Mitt Romney, because according to Univision […]

Monday August 27, 2012 Watch: Are Latino college enrollment gains enough? (ecampus news): HuffPost Live’s Alicia Menendez sets the stage to a great conversation by framing the issue of Latino educational […]

By Tony Castro, Voxxi Clara Villalobos Russell remembers the days when she used to play princess tea party with her childhood friends in Texas. But those memories are nothing like […]

Thursday August 23, 2012 The Myth Of The Latino Vote (The Atlantic): Bruce Merrill, a professor emeritus at Arizona State University who has worked as an Arizona pollster for four decades, […]

By Hector Luis Alamo, Jr., Being Latino President Obama would like to make life a bit easier for a small portion of the millions of undocumented immigrants leading clandestine lives […]

By Eileen Smith, Texas Observer The national Hispanic unemployment rate is at 11 percent and according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, the poverty rate for Hispanics […]