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This Tuesday, Aug. 14, there is a primary for the Republican and Democratic nominations in the U.S. Senate race to […]

By Chris Murphy Democrat U.S. Senate Candidate The United States is a proud nation of immigrants. Our country is defined

By Linda McMahon Republican U.S. Senate Candidate When I meet Latino men and women throughout Connecticut, it is always an

By Chris Shays Republican U.S. Senate Candidate There must have been times during the past four years when you looked

In a ironic twist, the agency with the worst hiring record when it comes to Latinos is none other than

San Juan Mayor Jorge Santini wants to prove his city is safe by sleeping on the streets of various neighborhoods

The Connecticut Fair Housing Center has filed a federal lawsuit against the Winchester Housing Authority alleging housing discrimination against Latinos

A more thorough analysis of the recently released Connecticut Mastery Test (CMT) scores shows that as a percentage, more eighth

An estimate by the Pew Hispanic Center finds almost 1.4 million illegal Latinos in the United States could benefit from

According to published reports, San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro has been chosen to deliver the keynote address at the Democratic

Latino families are struggling, but some progress has been made by Latino children in the area of education, health insurance

There is no doubt U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is a rising star in the political world.  But how much do