Pilar Marrero
I’m Venezuelan, I’m a Progressive and I Want to See Maduro Go
We want Venezuela back from the brink of disaster, and the rebuilding of the institutions that can help us create a better country.
While Previous ‘Caravaneros’ Wait in Tijuana, More Are on Their Way From Central America
“I prefer this, at least, there’s always some hope,” one young man told Latino Rebels.
DREAMer Held After Misdemeanor Arrest, Alleges Denial of HIV Medication in Detention
Held in the notorious Adelanto Detention Center, 24 year-old Osny Sorto is fighting deportation to Honduras. He has been in the United States since as he was 9 years old.
LA Times Publishes Completely Different Political Endorsements in English and Spanish
Why is the same newspaper offering different endorsements?
A Refugee Community Gets Its Saint
Oscar Arnulfo Romero will be canonized this Sunday by the Pope, offering a reason to celebrate for the Salvadoran diaspora in the United States.
Last Living Daughter of El Mozote Survivor Gets Asylum in the United States
In an interview with Latino Rebels, Marta Maritza Amaya says that she feared for her life in El Salvador but plans to continue her mother Rufina’s legacy of speaking about the 1981 massacre.
