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By Paul Nuñez Editor’s Note: Paul Nuñez was a member of the Connecticut delegation to the 2012 Democratic National Convention. […]

Two stories have broken in two days that show U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy, now a candidate for the U.S. Senate,

Organizations, DREAMers, allies, community leaders, and legal professionals from across Connecticut are coming together to launch a statewide application campaign

By Paul Nuñez Editor’s Note: Paul Nunez is a member of the Connecticut delegation to the 2012 Democratic National Convention.

GOP Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, whose has campaigned on an immigration plan that includes measures to make undocumented immigrants “self-deport,”

By Keith Griffin Hartford’s Latino community is for the first time being targeted in a concerted, non-partisan voter engagement project

Connecticut’s Latino and Black workers have not experienced an economic recovery. Between 2006 and 2011, the unemployment rates for Black

Paul Ryan, tapped by Mitt Romney in his presidential bid to serve as vice president, has presented budget policies that

It’s national political convention season in the U.S.A., which raises the question both in Connecticut and across the country: are  Latinos being

Nearly 40 years after its formation, the Permanent Commission on the Status of Women is still fighting for gender equality,

By Robert Cyr Legal experts and civil rights specialists are saying a recent law that strengthens existing but neglected anti-racial-profiling

A Stamford Latino family is at the heart of a chilling statistic: a record number of deportations means record numbers