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Latina Filmmaker Puts Spotlight On Domestic Violence

After a lengthy process raising money on IndieGoGo, New York native Lorena Gordon has finished her first short film, “Times […]

Jennifer Supernaw CTLatinoNews.com Lt. Col. Lesbia Nieves says the most important thing she has learned from serving in the

With Halloween just around the corner, we couldn’t help but to get inspired by some of the most loved Latino

Brian Woodman Jr. CTLatinoNews.com A two-day film festival for children in Hartford will feature shorts ranging from

Of all the Supreme Court Justices, Sonia Sotomayor is arguably the most visible outside of the courtroom. Her journey

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews In the team photo for the 2014 Connecticut College women’s soccer team, sisters Nicole Medina and

Latin America’s Turbulent Transition is a well-written and highly informative book for comprehending the “new” Latin America, though it

Boxers die. It happens. In the amateurs and in the pros, in the ring or in the hospital, by hemorrhage

The TV networks would love to reach the huge and growing Latino audience. Last Friday, ABC introduced “Cristela” — a

It might be time for you to plan your next vacation, but you want to do more than lie around

There was a time when even the most devoted American cinephile would struggle to name more than a few Latino

When Richard Blanco read his poem “One Today” at President Obama’s inauguration in January 2013, he was the youngest