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Just Released: 2016 Top Ten "New" Latino Authors List

It was 2005 when Jose B. Gonzalez, a professor of literature at the Coast Guard Academy in New London, decided to assemble […]

The size of the Hispanic workforce is at an all-time high, Latinos are more college educated than ever. But despite

Get ready to lose your ?! An app that includes more than 250 emojis inspired by the food, culture and

As the nation honors its veterans, government officials point to the growing numbers of Latinos in the military, while Hispanic

Arturo Barquet Although Arturo Barquet is living his American dream, the journey wasn’t an easy one. His parents left Cuba

The entire archive of original and personal documents belonging to Colombia’s most celebrated author, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, opened for research at

First in English, then in Spanish, the mother of a fallen Marine who shielded his comrades from an insurgent’s

From the silent film era to the Golden Age of Hollywood movies, Latinas have been a shining presence on

All my life I’ve lived between two worlds. As a Mexican-American, it’s easy to be confused as to which

Latinos are not of one single country, history, customs, traditions or accent. Yet some pollsters, researchers, politicians and the proverbial

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Edward Casares Jr. came to Connecticut from Chicago, Danny Torres was born in the Bronx and

Poetry readers, prepare yourselves for a passing of the laurels. The Library of Congress announced in the wee hours