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Cuban Refugees Find Themselves Stranded In Shelters In Latin America

In one of the largest waves of Cuban migration in decades, more than 70,000 have fled the island […]

A remarkable thing happened since Anthony Petruccelli first got elected to represent his hometown of East Boston in the

Patrick Kowalski was 26 when he got bored of his job in the U.S. and took a trip to

A few months after taking office, Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea learned that the driver’s license office

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Having delivered their arguments and impassioned pleas for a swift resolution to Puerto Rico’s $72 billion debt

In 2004, Romina Ramírez was asked by a friend to cross the border into the United States. She was hesitant

In the mid-1990s, America had one of its periodic anti-immigrant seizures. As the Hispanic population swelled and dispersed, California banned,

By Geraldo L. Cadava One year before the 1980 general election, in November 1979, 10 Republicans competed for their party’s

In a decision that cut off an exodus of undocumented Cubans toward the United States, Costa Rica has shut off

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com With analysts projecting that the state’s budget deficit could total several billion dollars over the next few

Mayor Wilda Diaz, Perth Amboy, NJ To spend a morning with Mayor Wilda Diaz in this “City by the Bay”

Newly elected Councilor Judith Garcia CHELSEA, MASS.–Riding through her district in the heart of Chelsea, 24-year-old Judith Garcia stops to