Jorge Perez: Tackling New Challenges As State's Banking Commissioner
Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Since becoming the state’s first Latino banking commissioner in March, Jorge Perez has seen his […]
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Court Rules Arizona Law That Banned Mexican-American Studies May Be Discriminatory
A federal appeals court on Tuesday ordered a trial to assess whether an Arizona law that was passed to
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Trump's Controversial Statements On Immigration Highlight GOP's "Latino Problem"
When Donald Trump disparaged Mexican immigrants as “rapists” and drug-runners during his presidential announcement, the slurs were initially dismissed
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In CT It's A Go For Borinqueneers, Nationally Left Out of Medal Design
Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com As Connecticut is poised to rename a major street through a Latino neighborhood in Bridgeport to
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Trump's Border Comments Angers Mexico Officials; Candidate Stands Firm
Donald Trump has drawn the ire of both the Mexican government and Mexican Americans in the U.S. for the controversial
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'Spicing Up' Hartford's Mayoral Race
Bll Sarno CTLatinoNews.com No one seems to know the person’s identity, but an anonymous political cartoonist is spicing
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Will Latinos In CT Cities Save With New Car Tax?
Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com One of the most disliked taxes in Connecticut, the one levied on cars, will become
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Op-Ed: Puerto Rico’s Long Fall From ‘Shining Star’ To The ‘Greece’ Of The Caribbean
While the world’s attention focuses on the economic crisis in Greece, another financial debacle looms closer to home for
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Puerto Rican Flag: Source Of Pride, But Did You Know In 1948 It Was Illegal To Own One?
In the 1950s, Puerto Ricans often found themselves unwelcome in New York City (and elsewhere in the US) as they tried
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One Year Later: New U.S. Policies That Have Led To Fewer Children Crossing Border
After the number of unaccompanied minors from Central America at the U.S.-Mexico border reached a peak last summer, President
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Jeb Bush's Son, Jeb Jr., Becomes Draw For Millennials
When former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush started hinting at a run for president, many expected that his rising-political-star scion,
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Are Latino Politicians Considered Latino If They Can't Speak Fluent Spanish?
photo: hud.gov The prospect that he might be a running mate to Hillary Clinton made Housing and Urban Development Secretary