Hispanic Heritage Month: celebrating economic power
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate culture – certainly, but also accomplishments and contributions. Contrary to the negative […]
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As New Host of Local Programming ‘LATINO VOICES’, Hugo Balta Looks to Share Best Practices with the Nation’s News Leadership
HARTFORD, CT – September 17, 2020 – (LATINX NEWSWIRE) – Latino News Network owner and the National Association of Hispanic
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COVID-19 Economic difficulty will hit Latino seniors the most
COVID-19 has taken the lives of a disproportionate amount of Hispanics-Latinos in Connecticut and across the United States. The Centers
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Low-Wage Workers See No Relief From Uncertainty Of Pandemic
Latinos share firsthand experiences
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Bristol entrepreneur bringing Mexican futbol to English language audiences
“When it comes to soccer in Spanish, there is absolutely no lack or shortage of coverage but in English, it’s
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As Connecticut gets back to work, Latinos are still unemployed
Latinas bear brunt of coronavirus effects on workforce
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New analysis: pandemic unemployment hit people of color, young workers hardest
The coronavirus-induced recession has hit Connecticut’s racial marginalized communities and workers in their 20s and 30s the hardest, according to
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Latino News Network Expands Digital News Outlet to Underserved Communities in New England Area
(Hartford, CT) – The Latino News Network (LNN) has created and is moving forward with launching in two new markets
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CT Restaurants Take First Step Towards Recovery
Some Latino-owned restaurants show true entrepreneurial spirit in light of new outdoor seating approval while others without means and patios still struggle
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Opinion: Leaving Latinos behind is a mistake Connecticut can't afford
If Latinos are driving the population and economic growth of the state; why are they being ignored?
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Yolanda's Sofrito: A Family Recipe For Success
By Bill Sarno, CTLatinoNews.com Ricardo “Richie” Feliciano possessed several key ingredients to place his fledgling Hartford sofrito company, Yolanda’s Products, on the