Texas’ GOP Loses Ground with Latino Candidates

By Melissa del bosque, Texas Observer A day after the presidential election, even Republican strategists agree that Mitt Romney blew it with Latino voters and that the GOP has some […]

By Vianney Rodriguez, Sweetlifebake Migas are well known in every corner of Texas as a quick and easy way to start your morning. It’s the one dish mi papi has mastered, […]

By Joseph Torres and Josh Stearns, New America Media Latino voters will play a critical role in the 2012 presidential race. An estimated 12 million Latinos will cast ballots this […]

Habla Texas, Laredo-style From the textmex obsessed imagination of William A. Nericcio Gracias, gracias, gracias, to South Texas Valley artist Izel Vargas (of Pocholandia fame) for forwarding me this video from […]

By Peter Malof, Public News Service HOUSTON, Texas – Some are retired, some are students. Some are paid, others volunteer. Yet they all share a single goal. For weeks, a wide […]

By Roque Planas, Huffington Post Latino Voices It just got a little harder for Latinos to get into the University of Texas at Austin. The Houston Chronicle reported this week that U.T.-Austin […]

By Melissa del Bosque, Texas Observer Since a Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter sniper fatally shot two Guatemalan men and critically injured another last week during a high speed pursuit,  the Hidalgo […]

By Latino Decisions High Latino voter turnout could deliver swing states of Nevada, Colorado, Virginia, and Florida to the Democrats impreMedia & Latino Decisions today released the last in a […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco Regardless of who wins the Presidential race next Tuesday, there is one undeniable factor in the mix this election: the rise of the importance of the Latino electorate. While most […]

By Roque Planas, Huffington Post Latino Voices Ted Cruz is still taking heat from critics who say he’s not Latino enough. The Cuban-American with a southern drawl faced criticism over his […]