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After the passage of the PROMESA bill, even Puerto Rico’s estadistas shouldn’t celebrate the 4th of July.

“It is more prudent and timely than ever to examine our implicit biases and disrupt any oppressive ideologies present within our communities.”

Fictional Texas oilman Joe T. Hodo (Greg ‘Gringoyo’ Berger) talks to indigenous community security forces in the war-torn Mexican state of Guerrero.

The first in a multi-part series coordinated by the National Day Laborer Organizing Network highlighting the voices of the workers and day laborers on the frontlines of the immigration debate.

Kenco Coffee’s program gives hope to at-risk youth in war-torn Honduras.

Many Latinos, even immigrants, share one major quality in common with the Republican presidential nominee: extreme patriotism.

The blood of Central Americans is on President Obama’s hands.

The Afro-Latino Festival of New York is excited to announce its lineup for this year’s festival, set for July 8-10.

As one viral video recently put it, “Venezuela is a total disaster.” But what’s the truth?

Host Sergio C. Muñoz looks at the cuisine of Mexican chef Enrique Olvera, Brazilian chef Alex Atala and Argentinian chef Francis Mallmann.

With the general elections fast approaching, someone needs to pass the message along — to both parties.

This silencing of the diverse and rich musical cultures enjoyed by both Latinos and non-Latinos alike is unprecedented.

Why calls for Latinos to support sentencing reform don’t go far enough.

In Memoriam: Honoring and remembering every one of the 49 victims of the Orlando Massacre.

I remain committed to fighting for the rights of undocumented immigrants — and especially those whose personal information could be released just because of they applied for DACA.

This is a political crisis that has all the built-in ingredients to turn violent: a fact that has not escaped to the federal authorities.

Will we unite to fight for progress under Clinton, or must we be forced fight for survival under Trump?

What does it mean to the community?

“Look, you’re asking me questions about the impact on Central America, which honestly I should know more than I do know.”

Thousands of small-time miners are digging up the Peruvian Amazon.

Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Congressman Raúl Labrador of Idaho says he wasn’t elected to Congress to solve his homeland’s problems.