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Latinas And Power A Star-Studded Event

Carmen Yulín Cruz, Marilyn Alverio, Ana Navarro Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com In the days and weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, […]

News Editor / April 30, 2018

Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com At the end of a week, when hopes were raised that the 65-year-old Korean War might officially

News Editor / April 24, 2018

Bill Sarno/CTLatinoNews.com Scores of dignitaries and officials, including the governors of Puerto Rico and Connecticut, plan to attend the

News Editor / April 17, 2018

Kalyssa Muniz is about to get an experience few, especially a high school sophomore, will ever receive. Starting Thursday,

News Editor / April 17, 2018

Annika Darling/CTLatinoNews.com Twelve years ago, after Maria Perez had a stroke, which left her struggling to communicate, to

News Editor / April 17, 2018

Gannett veteran Maribel Perez Wadsworth is the new publisher of USA TODAY. She currently serves as president of the USA

According to the Trust for Public Land (TPL), Los Angeles currently ranks 74th out of 100 U.S. cities for

News Editor / March 19, 2018

Ana Arellano/CTLatinoNews.com In 1960, when I was five, I left Cuba for the United States, for what I was told

Annika Darling/CTLatinoNews Estela Segarra shares her passion for golf and creates a safe place for Latinas to come swing a

News Editor / February 23, 2018

Lin-Manuel Miranda in the title role of Hamilton; photo: en.wikipedia.org Lin-Manuel Miranda was on summer break from college when he

News Editor / February 22, 2018

Brian Woodman/CTLatinoNews Juan Castillo’s friends speak fondly of the legacy that he left behind after he died about seven years

News Editor / February 22, 2018

About a third of Puerto Rico’s residents – over 900,000 – are still living without electricity five months after Hurricane