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Rep. Joaquin Castro has admirably called for more Latino representation in Hollywood, but what types of Latinos will be represented in this more diverse film industry?

With political strategist Chuck Rocha

Latinos need someone who will provide equal justice for all. Amy Coney Barrett is not that nominee.

An up-close look at how US policies – and elections – impact the Cuban people

With 734 added to the death toll on Tuesday, Latin America’s largest country is approaching the 150,000 death mark, the second highest worldwide after the United States.

We now face the same repression from our government in all the ways that we had historically perpetrated throughout the Americas.

This year, we’re facing high COVID-19 infection rates, job losses, and voter suppression. But we are resilient.

The results show a dramatic decline in Latino support for Trump and the Republican Party.

MIAMI (AP) — Back in January, a yearlong campaign of U.S. sanctions was taking its toll at Venezuela’s state-run oil company. Many of PDVSA’s overseas bank accounts had been frozen, hampering its ability to pay vendors on whom it relies to keep the nation’s crude flowing.

Justin Peterson is a managing partner at DCI, a public affairs firm based in Washington, D.C. 

Latinos and African Americans each account for 21.1 percent of all coronavirus victims nationwide, NPR reports.

Refusing to eat tacos is un-American.

Survey data show that Latinos are less likely than others to think about policing as a racial justice issue.

Since Wednesday, about 2,200 people have been demonstrating in the streets and at least 50 road blockades have been set.

Until peacekeeping actors and Washington security “experts” can come to this realization and put adequate pressure on the Colombian government for developing meaningful, state-centered reform to mitigate poverty and inequality, peace will not be attained.

With Mónica Ramírez of Justice 4 Migrant Women.

Latino USA sits down with a group of parents —from California to Texas to Florida to New York— to hear how they have coped and found a silver lining to parenting during the pandemic.

The right thing to do is restore TPS and allow participants to remain in the country permanently.

The phenomenon of Puerto Rican transnational political impact could be lost.

According to a release about the poll, “three out of every five Latino voters say they are more enthusiastic about voting in 2020 than they were in 2016, although Latinas less so than Latinos.”

A chat with Dan Cady, whose essay, “Rise, Fall, Repeat: El Monte’s White Supremacy Movements,” is featured in the new book ‘East of East: The Making of Greater El Monte.’