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Many Hope New Film On Cesar Chavez Will Inspire

The long-awaited film about the life and work of labor leader Cesar Chavez will hit movie theaters in about 100 cities […]

Robert Cyr CTLatinoNews.com While more than 329,000 low-income families across the state still receive federally-funded healthcare, some are

Maria Hinojosa said there are two reason she was incredibly honored when she was asked to speak at the Progreso

National gas prices surged last month due to the riots and violence in some of the world’s top petroleum-producing nations:

If it were up to Surey Miranda, she would have never left her family in Puerto Rico. Miranda, a college

The massive crop vaulted Spain to the world’s biggest wine producer, forcing its vintners to compete abroad in a tough market

A new Latino startup is on the scene, with the aim of taking the power of crowdfunding to Latino communities

Independent filmmaker Miguel Coyula on the set of one of his movies Ana Arellano CTLatinoNews.com Whatever their status is

Every once in a while, a sports story comes along that’s so inspiring — so improbable and such an incredible testament to

Felix Sanchez National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts Our basic assumption is that comedy should be funny, but Saturday

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By Jay Sloves Special to CTLatinoNews.com Was this the night a new U.S. Olympian was born? For most of