In 2013: Reasons to Stay in Cuba

By Yoani Sanchez, Huffington Post Latino Voices Someone has to be at the foot of the aircraft steps, to say goodbye, holding the handkerchief and wiping their eyes. Someone has […]

By Hispanically Speaking News Latin Americans are the most positive people in the world, with their region being home to eight of the top 10 countries for positive emotions worldwide. […]

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By Sebastian Rotella, ProPublica TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ, Mexico — Oscar and Jennifer Cruz knew that crossing the border would be the easy part.  The Salvadoran brother and sister made their way over […]

By Autumn Spanne, New America Media/Daily Climate BOGOTÁ – Half a mile above this city of almost eight million is a rugged, fog-shrouded world, silent except for the trickle of water […]

By Lauren Silverman, Latino USA Many families of immigrants who die in the US shoulder the burden and cost of shipping the remains of their loved ones back to the […]

By Joel Jaeger, New America Media/Council on Hemipheric Affaris U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to nominate a new Secretary of State later this week, as Hillary Clinton intends to […]

By Noel. A. Poyo, Executive Directo NALCAB In a time of heated partisan politics, there are those on the fringes who decry any federal spending as waste, just as there […]

By Miguel Perez, Hidden Hispanic Heritage For Latino immigrants, no other American holiday is more precious than Thanksgiving. “El dia de accion de gracias,” as we know it in Spanish, […]

By Jesse Treviño, HispanicLatino The topic of immediate concern in Washington is the nation’s fiscal crisis.  Nothing is more important.  But not long thereafter, the time for immigration reform will […]