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By Cara Kenefick CTLatinoNews.com When Robert, a Connecticut resident who requested his last name be withheld for reasons of privacy, heard an ad for...
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In recent months, immigration, race and ethnicity have dominated headlines. One reason is because with each passing year, more and more people in...
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It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” While it’s an unfair fact of life, landing a job can come down to...
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Fifty-two years after Dolores Huerta negotiated the United Farm Workers union’s first successful collective bargaining agreement, Teresa Romero will become the first woman...
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By Linda Levinson CTLatinoNews.com As a woman, Aura Alvarado, of Windsor, Conn., has experienced first hand that finding the right balance between her career...
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While the economy has been slow to rebuild, Latino homeowners are forced to face the crumbling percentages in home equity and real estate. The...
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Latina seamstresses, Petra Mata and Viola Ceseres, who formerly worked for Levi Strauss, have taken their sewing skills to pursue an even bigger dream. They’ve...
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By Nelson Rodriguez, MBA The “Sandwich Generation” is the largely unheralded group of adults who find themselves raising and providing for young children while...
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By Cara Kenefick CTLatinoNews.com Connecticut’s young workforce is stuck. With high unemployment rates for young people between the ages of 18 and 24, more...
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By Nelson Rodriguez At some point, many people with retirement or employer-sponsored investment accounts will find themselves faced with the decision of what to...
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Dilliner Jordan works 62 hours a week taking care of two people who are too medically fragile to take care of themselves. But she...
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This week, Connecticut Latino News Opinion+ had the opportunity to speak with Maritza Bond, the current Director of Health for the City of New...