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Undocumented Immigrants Never Go Home For The Holidays

For many, Christmas is a time for holiday songs, presents, family feasts and sacred ceremonies. But it also can be […]

Senator Andres Ayala (D) Bridgeport, was honored this past week by the Connecticut AARP for his work in the

The Pew Research Center released on Thursday the results of two new national surveys that reveal the views Hispanics

By Doug Maine CTLatinoNews.com In the event of emergencies, such as Hurricane Sandy in 2012, most of

By Suzanne Bates CTLatinoNews.com After Mitt Romney lost the 2012 presidential race, in part because of his poor showing amongst

Veteran Latino political leader Tomas Reyes is a leading contender to serve as chief of staff to Toni Harp,

Perhaps one of the most conciliatory moments that occurred at the tribute to Nelson Mandela on Tuesday was the

Connecticut’s second-highest court has overturned corruption convictions against former Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez and he will get new, separate

The much talked about ‘Hispanic vote’, is really not ‘Hispanic’ at all. Yep, that elusive group that news shows, and

By Suzanne Bates CTLatinoNews.com A national organization has moved into Connecticut with the goal of helping to harness and mobilize

Americans generally view Nelson Mandela as a hero and Fidel Castro as a villain. Mandela saw things differently. The South

State Rep. Edwin Vargas ( D- Hartford ) was recently recognized by the Central Labor Council, Hartford area to be