Politics

We deserve answers along with the American citizens of Puerto Rico.

In bicameral letter, lawmakers demand apology, call on President to acknowledge official death toll and improve recovery efforts in Puerto Rico.

If we do not register to vote, we will never be able to hold the Trump administration accountable.

Results show Latino voters split on Robert Mueller, with less than half reporting that they think he is conducting a fair investigation into a possible connection to the Russian government

Intense debate has surrounded the possibility of marriage equality, and not just within the government’s official public meetings.

How are Latino voters reacting to these hearings?

Poll results show Democrats and Republicans both need to a better job educating the Latino electorate about their policy agenda and priorities, including the Kavanaugh nomination.

If the Democratic Party and candidates engage in direct voter mobilization efforts, a time-tested strategy, there is reason to believe the blue wave will be overwhelming.

“No great and prosperous nation can have both a generous welfare system and great prosperity and open borders,” the Attorney General said Monday.

With Election Day only two months away, nearly 60 percent of Latino voters report not being contacted by a campaign, political party or organization asking them to register or vote.

What do the country’s maneuvers in the region add up to?

The administration must present Congress with a deal at least 90 days in advance, which means the deadline is this Friday.

Lessons learned or mistakes repeated?

Florida can make history.

Help us create a collective conscience on what is happening to the nation of Puerto Rico.

However, I do believe 2018 will be a sharp and significant test of Latino voter behavior in the United States—more so than the 2016 presidential election.

It’s time to vote him out.

Is the so-called “whitelash” over? The results of the Latino Decisions survey suggest that is indeed the case as White voters have softened their positions on immigration.

The vast majority of those apprehended are from Guatemala.

“The new Colombian presidency is only an example of how lost we are politically in the world. The world is passing through a crazy time,” Simón Mejia said.

The country “needs its sons and daughters now more than ever.”