As Salazar and Solís Leave, Obama’s Cabinet Left Without Latinos

By Al Dia Editorial Staff The Secretary of the Interior announced this week that he will leave his cabinet-level post in March. Ken Salazar’s declaration came approximately a week after […]

By Ray Salazar, NewsTaco There is a point in any engaging text, whether visual, spoken, or read, where the organization of ideas reaches a high point.  And everything changes.  In […]

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By Alexandra Aquino-Fike, Being Latino As soon as the poll results began trickling in on November 6th, it became increasingly apparent that President Obama was winning a significantly larger percentage of […]

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By Jose Cruz, Our Tiempo In one of the dumbest statements of the year an East Haven, Connecticut Mayor respond to charges that police officers in his town harassed, abused […]