Medical Bankruptcy Is Serious Concern For Latinos
During 2013, approximately 190,000 Latinos in the United States will be affected by medical bankruptcy, a form of debilitating debt […]
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Veteran Continues Fight for the Borinqueneers
By Barbara Thomas (Editor’s Note: In July, CTLatinoNews.com, MassLatinoNews.com and RILatinoNews.com launched a campaign to assist the 65th Gold Medal Alliance with their national efforts to
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Goya Makes Its Way Into Everyone’s Recipes
The new owner of a grocery store in Washington, D.C.’s Mount Pleasant neighborhood renamed it soon after it was
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Peacebuilders Keep Hartford Kids Safe
By Ken Liebeskind CTLatinoNews.com They’e working to bring peace to the streets of Hartford. The Peacebuilders initiative, founded by the
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Latino students underrepresented at elite colleges
Where Hispanic high school graduates go to college is important and helps determine not only if they will graduate,
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Thousands of Conn. youth apply for legal status
More than 3,000 undocumented Connecticut youth have applied to shield themselves from deportations, and nearly 70 percent of them have
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Suppression of Voting Rights Takes Several Forms
The hallmark of the United States isn’t just our practice of democracy but the freedom of our elections — in
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Parents' worries vary by culture
Different racial and ethnic groups in the U.S. look at health concerns in different ways. Those culturally specific responses may
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Latino entrepreneurs are building their businesses
By Ken Liebeskind CTLatinoNews.com Latinos are behind a number of new and successful business ventures that are making their mark
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Latinos hard hit by Head Start cuts
Mary Capello is President and CEO of the Texas Migrant Council, an organization under the Migrant Head Start Association umbrella.
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Boston schools study success rates of Latino, black male students
Boston Public Schools are working to improve the performance of their black and Latino male students. In June the
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Latinos in Media Have An Extra, But Welcomed Role
Stephania Jimenez, NBC Connecticut reporter who also produces a weekly roundup on CTLatinoNews.com stories which airs during the Sunday morning