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With their lives in limbo and with congressional inaction, undocumented youth took action and called on leaders from both parties to ensure votes needed to pass a Clean Dream Act.

“We always expected that the number of hurricane-related deaths would increase as we received more factual information —not hearsay— and this review will ensure we are correctly counting everybody.”

Latino Rebels Radio: December 17, 2017

What happened and why?

¿Qué pasó y por qué?

Too little too late?

Dreamers say they are putting everything on the line to fight for what they deserve.

The play doesn’t transcend its main tension. It doesn’t point the finger at the ones at fault for the injustice.

Latino Rebels Radio: December 15, 2017

The backlash to the FCC’s attack on the Internet has reached a boiling point.

While more Latino students are enrolling in four-year colleges and universities than ever before and graduation rates are on the rise, only about half of Latino students who start college earn a bachelor’s degree.

Efforts to identify suitable housing alternatives —even temporary ones— have been slower than expected.

Refugiados por el huracán sufren en espera de una opción real de techo por parte de las agencias de Puerto Rico y Estados Unidos

Despite all its other well-documented faults, the show stands out in its representation of Afro-Latinx characters.

“Chairman Pai’s repeal of Net Neutrality rules is a frontal attack on Latinos and other communities of color.”

“With this, I suggest that the number of total deaths in Puerto Rico is not a fixed one.”

Venezuela’s ruling Socialist Party swept the country’s December 10 municipal elections, winning 300 of 339 races for mayor, including in 39 of the country’s 40 biggest cities.

You keep silent about the atrocities committed by Juan Orlando Hernández against my people.

Basta de tanta injerencia y manipulación en el destino de mi pueblo.

Sociologist Ociel Lopez reviews Chavismo’s recent spate of electoral wins, but argues that they could be insufficient to beat the opposition in presidential elections next year.

“Most people support the Dream Act but Heller has yet to commit to passing the Dream Act by the end of the year to protect them.”