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Hispanics By The Numbers – In Case You Wanted To Know

Source: National Institute For Latino Politics and NBC News

“Take advantage of every opportunity that’s given to you because you never know where that opportunity is going to take

All nine surveys conducted since 2011 gauging Hispanics’ views on the environment show that green issues matter. And, now,

What started as a cultural tribute has evolved into a bland, and often patronizing, opportunity. National Hispanic Heritage Month is

Recently, Mary Sanders, executive director of the Spanish Speaking Center of New Britain, warned the Latino community about what the

The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda (NHLA), a coalition of 39 of the nation’s premier Latino advocacy organizations, released its

Bill Sarno CTLatinoNews.com Connecticut’s lone Latino Republican legislator, State Senator Art Linares of Westbrook, is facing some

Domestic and sexual violence are pervasive problems that impact individuals throughout our country. Studies show that the Latino community members

March 1, 1981 is one of the most important dates in my life. It’s not my birthday, nor that of

When it comes to money, Latinos see spending, saving and investing through a different lens. While the Suze Ormans and

By Armando Vazquez-Ramos Coinciding with Father Miguel Hidalgo’s El Grito de Dolores on September 15, 1810, to foment an end

Anyone who listens to Spanish-language radio regularly is likely to be familiar with the work of Newington native Veronica Diaz,