Politics

Hillary Clinton is hawkish on immigration and Latin America. But will Latino voters care?

In Honduras, Cuba is proving to be the antidote to years of U.S. policies.

Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz and syndicated columnist Gustavo Arellano look at some of the more cringeworthy instances of Hispandering from elections past and present.

Latino USA looks at one young Latina’s bid to represent the people of Pasco, Washington, where police shot and killed an undocumented worker last February.

Do Latinos have the will to effect the kind of radical changes this country needs?

Is this the new America? Is this the country we want? Ronald Sanchez speaks out about how a Donald Trump protester spit on him last month in Virginia.

As he tries to find his ground with Latinos and the immigration issue, we ask: has Sanders changed his positions or has he has always been consistent on his views?

A centuries-long battle has raged over the future of Puerto Rico, and now is as good a time as any to choose sides.

GOP presidential candidate and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio may have said more than he meant to during a recent interview.

Decades after the Nationalist leader sacrificed his life for Puerto Rican independence, the island remains a colony of the United States.

Why Latinos should be more afraid of their sleeping giant than of big bad Trump.

A chat with writer, actor, comedian and activist Rick Najera, author of ‘Almost White: Forced Confessions of a Latino in Hollywood,’ who just became a member of Latino Rebels’ advisory board.

In San Francisco’s historic Mission District, the battle between life and death is real, as gentrification continues to displace lifelong residents and expose an ugly truth about “The City.”

In a hard-hitting interview with anchor Rick Najera, some guy who sounds like a drunk Donald Trump tells us why he is going to save all Latinos.

A new journalism project by Animal Político and El Daily Post creates an interactive resource based on government documents, interviews, media reports and other data.

Juan Escalante clarifies that the #RacismIsntFunny campaign is so much more than an online campaign to not have Donald Trump host SNL.

The Univ. of Louisville’s president is forced to apology after his inner werebigot was revealed when he dressed up as a “Mexican.”

Unlike what other Latino apologists are saying, this is not about staying silent. It is about speaking out against hate and against a network that is playing the community like a violin.

El Molino Online has published an infographic detailing the horrific outcome of over half a century of civil war in Colombia.

The senator from Florida, like many Latino Republicans, opposes the same programs that helped him and his family succeed.

In the latest episode of Latin American Radio Dispatch, journalist Jessica Diaz-Hurtado reports on Colombia’s disappeared and the loved ones still searching for them.