Politics

“Mr. President… you are getting the incorrect advice.”

Latino Rebels Radio: January 17, 2019

Reyna’s Perdomo song has become the unofficial anthem of Venezuelans who have left their country.

Roundups of undocumented immigrants in Puerto Rico have been on the rise, according to immigration attorneys, as the federal government’s lack of transparency keeps Puerto Ricans in the dark about the number of people affected.

Look, I like me some 60s rock and have belted out The Byrd’s “Turn, Turn, Turn” with my kids in the car. And we’ve ridden around bouncing to Selena’s cumbias. But hearing that 60s classic and “Baila esta cumbia” as Julián Castro’s entrance and exit themes on Saturday seemed… soooooo… awkward. Before you start, I […]

Candidates like the former San Antonio mayor will need to exercise greater moral and political clarity.

Swimming across the Río Grande and broadcasting it? This is just exploitative and wrong.

A video circulating on social media purports to show the moment in which Juan Guaidó is intercepted on his way to an anti-government “Citizens’ Meeting” in the port city of La Guaira.

He will very likely be the only Latino candidate in the cycle.

Welcome to Trumpland.

The letter, circulating widely on social media, was accompanied by a photograph of judge Rafael Solís Cerda’s government-issued ID.

The governments of Paraguay and Peru announced they will withdraw diplomats from Venezuela.

The White House has directed the Army Corps of Engineers to comb through its budget, including $13.9 billion in emergency funds that Congress earmarked last year.

Activists call for a massive mobilization on January 16 against the dangerous precedents that Cofina agreement sets for future restructuring plans.

“That’s why I have been profoundly disturbed by the rhetoric and policies from this Administration.”

Seventeen Latin American governments, the United States and Canada rejected the legitimacy of Maduro’s next term in a measure adopted Thursday.

Most voted Republican in midterms, yet support Obama-era policies.

Organized gangs drill roughly 42 illegal taps into government pipelines daily, costing the country $3 billion per year.

After I saw students cringe during the 10-minute speech, they divided the text into three sections: beginning, middle, and end (a classic strategy for text analysis).

Alex Friedmann, associate director of the Human Rights Defense Center, has submitted shareholder resolutions on the subject for a vote at the companies’ annual meetings.

There aren’t enough tanker trucks, and lines have stretched for hours at gas stations in outlying states this week.