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Cubans Retire to Florida – With Help From U.S. Taxpayers

More Cubans are coming to Florida in their golden years to retire, able to tap U.S. government assistance even though […]

I Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com East Hartford’s Latinos make up over nearly one-third of the town’s population of 52,000 residents. This,

The war of words between Donald Trump and Marco Rubio has taken a left-hand turn into carnival land. The junior

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com In the many photographs and videos appearing in Connecticut media that captured a triumphant Luke Bronin after

An association of Latino groups —including ASPIRA, Mexican American Legal Defense & Educational Fund and the National Council of La Raza— has

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Many of the state’s more prominent Latino political leaders learned in Wednesday’s primary that bucking the Democrats’

Emilio Estefan is fighting against the recent anti-Latino sentiments being spewed by conservative politicians and political pundits in the

The Puerto Rican Bar Association in Orlando recently held “Political Salsa,” an event aimed at informing the area’s booming

Click on the image to watch the video. September 26 marks the one-year anniversary when more than 100 young students,

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Violet Jimenez Sims has advocated bilingual education reforms in many forums, including the state Capitol in Hartford.

He’s been a steady presence in Hollywood for more than three decades. Ever since his pivotal performance as Ritchie

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com The Sept. 16 Democratic primary will measure more than the individual vote-getting abilities of three Latino city