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US Refiner Citgo Emerges as Key to Venezuela’s Power Battle
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — The Houston-based refining company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Venezuelan state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA, known by its acronym PDVSA.
The NAFTA Diet
In a conversation with Maria Hinojosa, Dr. Alyshia Gálvez discusses her new book about how NAFTA has dramatically changed the types of food Mexicans eat.
Groups Opposed to PR Debt Deal Say It Will Only Lead to More Taxes and Austerity
“We refuse to sit back and watch how Wall Street destroys Puerto Rico. Expect more protests and public mobilization to resist this abuse,” said Julio López Varona, The Center for Popular Democracy (CPD).
La vista de COFINA desde adentro y desde afuera
El sol comienza a bajar fuerte y caliente en San Juan poco después de las 4:00 de la tarde del martes, 15 de enero.
Judge Hears Major Puerto Rico Debt Restructuring Case
The hearing involves more than $17 billion worth of debt backed by sales-tax bonds that the government issued, representing nearly a third of the island’s overall bonded debt.
Hedge Clippers Statement: ‘The Fiscal Control Board Finally Agrees That the Debt Is Illegal’
It has the power to stop this abuse by allowing a citizen and democratic audit of all the debt.
Mexico Launches Plan to Stimulate US Border Economy
The country will slash income and corporate taxes to 20 percent from 30 percent for 43 municipalities in six states.
Los documentos que la Junta quiere ocultar
Bajo distintas justificaciones legales, la Junta de Control Fiscal de Puerto Rico pelea por mantener en secreto parte de sus comunicaciones con el Gobierno de Estados Unidos, alegando que su divulgación afectaría la economía de la isla, los mercados de capital y la habilidad de la entidad para ejercer sus poderes sobre el Gobierno de Puerto Rico.
Fighting for Immigrant Rights in Vermont While ICE Targets Your Members
Latino Rebels Radio: November 15, 2018
A Look Into the Lives of Undocumented Retail Workers
“I did not want people to know my identity because I knew I was going to be judged so I lied about my identity by saying I was Italian due to my physical features,” Franco said.
These Are the Companies Profiting Off Puerto Rico After Hurricane María, Report Says
“These investors continue to be the main beneficiaries of fiscal policies pushed by Puerto Rico’s Governor Ricardo Rosselló and by the unelected federal Fiscal Control Board.”
4 Latinx Leaders on Building a Truly Inclusive Workforce
Despite paying lip-service to diversity and inclusion, many organizations lag behind in practice.
How Trump’s NAFTA Renegotiations Could Help Mexican Workers
Lax labor standards in Mexico are indeed a problem with NAFTA. But they are North America’s problem to solve.
Why Puerto Rico’s Act 22 on Capital Gains Taxes and Passive Income Is Probably Illegal (OPINION)
If you didn’t know, Act 22 is a law exempting new residents of the Island from capital gains taxes and other passive income.
The Highest Bidders in Puerto Rico’s Bankruptcy
The same day Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico, Oppenheimer Funds questioned that the government of the Island could not pay its $74.8 billion debt.
Group of Mexican and US Engineers Just Turned the Tables on Trump’s Wall Proposal
The world’s first shared co-nation between Mexico and the United States?
NBC News Report: Chicago’s La Villita Businesses Hit Hard by Trump Presidency
“After the elections, everything changed. People are scared to go out.”
Walls, Pipes and White Power: Trump’s Dangerous Plan to Impound Remittances for Immigrants
We should take this more seriously.
‘Nasty Women’ Rebellion: Latinas Mean Business
What would be one of Trump’s worst nightmares? Women of color beating him at the business game.