Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com Jason Ortiz had returned to Connecticut last fall from seeing first-hand the economic and humanitarian toll inflicted […]
Jessica Galarza is one of thousands who has fled economic adversity in Puerto Rico to begin a new life on
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com As resistance to Trump administration policies moves forward, Latino women in Connecticut want to make sure their
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com State Rep. Matt Lesser may not be widely perceived as “a powerhouse in the Connecticut Latino community,” but
Inaugural committee records filed with the Federal Election Commission show Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA was one of the biggest
As the Trump Administration moves ahead with its plans for a arrier just north of the Rio Grande, Texans are
State Representative Juan Candelaria Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com The fourth Latino Day, scheduled to take place at the Capitol building in
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com First there were the chants, “Trump, Trump, Trump” from students at the predominantly white Canton
Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com With a president with anti-immigration policies now in the White House, the Town of Windham has quickly sprung into action to
Every day, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) arrest people who cross the U.S.-Canada border illegally. Last Saturday, the Mounties arrested a
David Medina/CT Latino News It’s official. It came right from the horse’s mouth. Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin plans
Latino Democrats are splitting their vote for Democratic National Committee chair, with 10 days to go until the election. While
