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Latino Military Families – Pride, Worry And More

By Brian Woodman Jr. CTLatinoNews.com Richard Reyes says he is proud of what his 21-year-old son Brandon […]

With both politicians and civilians holding strong opinions about how to regulate the U.S.-Mexico border, immigration can be a touchy

Roughly 44 percent of Latino men are arrested at least once on non-traffic-related crimes by the time they turn 23,

If you thought the earnings gap between the “have’s” and “have-nots” in the Greater Hartford region has been widening in

Nearly a week after U.S. District Court Judge Alvin Thompson denied his request for an acquittal or new

California is growing older and more diverse. The Latino population is projected to surpass that of whites in California in March

You’ve probably heard a lot about “the Latino voter” or the way companies are trying to win over “the Latino

Congress has come back to Washington to act upon several legislations affecting the livelihood of U.S. Latinos. From immigration reform

Eight Latinos have been named to this year’s Connecticut Magazine’s “40 Under 40″ leader’s list, marking the first time such a large

Among the immigrants who earn the least money in the United States, Dominicans are those who send the largest percentage

The number of kids attempting the dangerous journey by themselves has tripled. Enedelia Arriaga* set off on the six-week journey along

For the second year in a row, Colombia has topped the list as the world’s happiest country, according to a survey released