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Op-Ed: Luke Bronin Should be Hartford’s Next Mayor

Luis Caban Hartford The City of Hartford is just a few months away from deciding who its […]

Mexico no longer occupies the top post as the largest provider of immigrants to the United States, according a

At Smith College commencement on Sunday, Juliet García, the first Hispanic woman to run an American college or university,

While Democrats secured 64 percent of the national Latino vote in the 2014 elections, they may not be a

How do you spell success? At the mini-national spelling bee in Foxboro, Massachusetts, students spelled it en Español. A growing

HOUSTON, TEXAS — In a flexing of its growing political muscle, the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) welcomed to

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Danbury’s Latino community, having put a fresh face on a downtown area that had been in

Cristela, the little show that could, just ended its first season. However, it is not certain if the recent season

Latinos and immigrant advocates in Baltimore plan to hold a march and vigil Wednesday night to call for

As far as recent forums featuring Republican White House hopefuls go, Wednesday’s meeting of Hispanic evangelicals here was a

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Depression among teenagers is a problem that impacts all segments of the population, but especially is a

Dalia Garcia breathed a sigh of relief when she got news that she’d been given enough financial aid to nearly