Latin America’s Turbulent Transition is a well-written and highly informative book for comprehending the “new” Latin America, though it […]
Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews In the team photo for the 2014 Connecticut College women’s soccer team, sisters Nicole Medina and
According to the Pew Hispanic Research Center, 88% the nations second generation Latinas and Latinos, are bilingual. We are the
Prolific actress Elizabeth Peña, a movie and TV star whose career spanned 35 years, died Tuesday night in Los
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Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com One candidate has used his family’s connection to bring a former governor of Puerto Rico to stump
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
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Leticia Colon de Mejias gave a swift rundown of her life in the Bulkeley High School auditorium Thursday. “I’m a
Teresa Wiltz The Pew Charitable Trusts As patient access manager at La Clinica del Pueblo in Washington, D.C.,
In an unexpected echo of the refugee crisis from two decades ago, a rising tide of Cubans in rickety,
