- ● Chelsea, city of the working Latino immigrant, emerges as a COVID-19 hotspot - The Boston GlobeChelsea, city of the working Latino immigrant, emerges as a COVID-19 hotspot The Boston Globe... Read more »
- ● Former Ecuadorian president convicted on corruption charges | TheHill - The HillFormer Ecuadorian president convicted on corruption charges | TheHill The Hill... Read more »
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- ● Coronavirus may stop hundreds of thousands from becoming citizens in time to vote in November - NBC NewsCoronavirus may stop hundreds of thousands from becoming citizens in time to vote in November NBC News... Read more »
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- Coronavirus Is Upending Many Of The World's Biggest Religious HolidaysNearly every major religion has an important holiday in April — which means it will be a month of surreal new changes for American believers.... Read more »
- Legal Sex Workers And Others In Adult Industry Denied Coronavirus AidThe small business bailout bill openly excludes legal sex workers including strippers, porn performers, directors, producers, sex toy manufacturers and more.... Read more »
- Get Sick Or Starve: How A Deep Cleaner Is Surviving The Pandemic"We are literally being put up against a wall and making a choice between life and death, between working and eating or not working and not eating."... Read more »
- How To Prepare For Giving Birth During The Coronavirus PandemicBecause policies are changing by the minute — and many parents' birth plans have been upended by COVID-19.... Read more »
- Another Inmate Dies In Mississippi Prison After DOJ Opens Civil Rights InvestigationFollowing a spate of deaths at Mississippi State Penitentiary, the Justice Department opened a civil rights investigation. Now, another death has been added to the list.... Read more »
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- ● Watch Parents React to Bad Bunny’s “Safaera” on TikTok’s #safaerachallengeThe #safaerachallenge has brought upon a new thread of hilarious TikTok videos in which Latino parents react to Bad Bunny’s perreo hit, “Safaera,” featuring Jowell & Randy and Ñengo Flow. Each video features Latino parents, while using one of the platform’s modifying face filters, reacting to that one line—you know... Read more »
- ● 25 Latin American & Caribbean Countries Promise to Work Together to Feed Everyone in the RegionAs the coronavirus pandemic continues, one challenge continues to be access to food and groceries. Shelter-in-place orders around the world have made it harder for residents, especially the elderly, to shop frequently. Plus, with entire business ecosystems shutting down and wreaking havoc on economies worldwide, people already have much less... Read more »
- ● Watch Lin-Manuel Miranda Perform With His ‘In the Heights’ and ‘Hamilton’ Casts via ZoomAs bummed as we are about the In the Heights movie being indefinitely postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have to admit that these shelter in place orders have had some silver linings. Case in point, Lin-Manuel Miranda — when he’s not showing off funny videos of his kids on... Read more »
- Colombian Police Officers Are Leading Balcony Workouts to Encourage Social DistancingAfter confirming its first cases of coronavirus last month, Colombia placed much of its population under curfew to avoid the spread of the virus. Since then, most residents have been at home practicing social distancing measures, like many parts of the world right now. Staying home is often its own... Read more »
- FBI Raids Another Raphy Pina PropertyOn Sunday, the FBI raided a commercial property reportedly belonging to Raphy Pina. It’s the second raid for the Pina Records president and producer and associate of Daddy Yankee and Natti Natasha in less than one week. Both properties are located in Puerto Rico’s central mountain region of Caguas; the... Read more »
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- ● Former Ecuadorian president convicted on corruption chargesFormer Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa was sentenced to eight years in prison Tuesday, following a trial that he denounced as political persecution.Correa, who left office in 2017, was convicted along with 20 others of receiving $8 million in...... Read more »
- ● Top House Oversight Democrats ask DHS to reduce immigrant detainee populationThe top Democrat on the House Oversight and Reform Committee and the head of the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties asked acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf to reduce immigrant detainee populations amid the risk of a...... Read more »
- Latina underdog for Texas House seat picks up steamThe only Hispanic challenger for a Texas House seat in 2020 broke her district's single-quarter fundraising record for a Democrat, surpassing a high achieved 15 years ago, according to preliminary numbers from the campaign.Candace Valenzuela, a...... Read more »
- Scholarship program: 80 percent of student 'Dreamers' have lost incomeA scholarship program that caters to undocumented students and those with temporary work permits is reporting that 80 percent of its beneficiaries have lost income due to the coronavirus pandemic.According to a survey of scholarship recipients by...... Read more »
- Brazilian president continues to minimize coronavirus threatBrazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has refused to acknowledge the severity of the coronavirus crisis, as death tolls mount at home and abroad.Bolsonaro has boasted about the supposed immunological resiliency of Brazilians, promised supporters a soon...... Read more »
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- ● Former Ecuadorian president convicted on corruption chargesFormer Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa was sentenced to eight years in prison Tuesday, following a trial that he denounced as political persecution.Correa, who left office in 2017, was convicted along with 20 others of receiving $8 million in...... Read more »
- ● Top House Oversight Democrats ask DHS to reduce immigrant detainee populationThe top Democrat on the House Oversight and Reform Committee and the head of the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties asked acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf to reduce immigrant detainee populations amid the risk of a...... Read more »
- Latina underdog for Texas House seat picks up steamThe only Hispanic challenger for a Texas House seat in 2020 broke her district's single-quarter fundraising record for a Democrat, surpassing a high achieved 15 years ago, according to preliminary numbers from the campaign.Candace Valenzuela, a...... Read more »
- Scholarship program: 80 percent of student 'Dreamers' have lost incomeA scholarship program that caters to undocumented students and those with temporary work permits is reporting that 80 percent of its beneficiaries have lost income due to the coronavirus pandemic.According to a survey of scholarship recipients by...... Read more »
- Brazilian president continues to minimize coronavirus threatBrazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has refused to acknowledge the severity of the coronavirus crisis, as death tolls mount at home and abroad.Bolsonaro has boasted about the supposed immunological resiliency of Brazilians, promised supporters a soon...... Read more »
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- ● Court Finds Ex-Ecuador President Guilty of CorruptionQUITO, Ecuador (AP) — An Ecuadorian court found former President Rafael Correa guilty of corruption Tuesday and sentenced him to eight years in prison, further sullying the legacy of one of the nation’s most enduring and polemic political leaders.... Read more »
- ● 3rd Guatemalan Tests Positive for Virus After US DeportationGUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemala announced Tuesday that a third deportee has tested positive for COVID-19 after being flown home by the United States.... Read more »
- ● Latino USA Presents: Immigrants In ICE Detention Face The Threat Of COVID-19ICE has started to report COVID-19 cases at their detention facilities. Latino USA speaks with two people who have been following the story.... Read more »
- ● What You Need to Know Today About the Virus OutbreakWith its biggest one-day jump yet, New York City’s death toll from the coronavirus officially eclipsed the number of those killed at the World Trade Center on 9/11.... Read more »
- ● Our Food Supply Is Vulnerable (OPINION)As Americans line up at grocery stores for supplies during the current crisis, farmworkers are putting themselves at risk to harvest our food.... Read more »
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- ● Super Productive People Do These 5 Things EverydayIn the wake of COVID-19, many people are suddenly finding themselves working remotely, and often in close quarters with young … Continue reading Super Productive People Do These 5 Things Everyday → The post Super Productive People Do These 5 Things Everyday appeared first on Hispanic Network Magazine | A... Read more »
- ● Seize Your Online Education During IsolationAs many of us face the realities of a new economy, and a new way of life where we may … Continue reading Seize Your Online Education During Isolation → The post Seize Your Online Education During Isolation appeared first on Hispanic Network Magazine | A Hispanic News Source.... Read more »
- Here’s Everything That’s Happened With Your Student Loans In 2 WeeksIn case you missed it, there have been major changes regarding your student loans. President Donald Trump signed the CARES … Continue reading Here’s Everything That’s Happened With Your Student Loans In 2 Weeks → The post Here’s Everything That’s Happened With Your Student Loans In 2 Weeks appeared first... Read more »
- Best Practices On Running Virtual Teams From Founder Of Company With 1,000 Remote EmployeesThere’s never been a time in our life when businesses couldn’t gather in their buildings and offices for work. While … Continue reading Best Practices On Running Virtual Teams From Founder Of Company With 1,000 Remote Employees → The post Best Practices On Running Virtual Teams From Founder Of Company... Read more »
- Career OpportunitiesThere are many nationwide companies hiring now for remote work and more. HISPANIC Network Magazine connects you with our Job … Continue reading Career Opportunities → The post Career Opportunities appeared first on Hispanic Network Magazine | A Hispanic News Source.... Read more »
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- Catalan premier announces snap election amid dispute over role as deputyIn a surprise institutional statement, Quim Torra said the date will not be set until the regional budget is passed in parliament... Read more »
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- Spaniard in Wuhan faces tough choice: Stay with husband or evacuateSpain is planning to repatriate citizens who are trapped in the Chinese city due to a coronavirus outbreak, but for Dácil Sánchez that means leaving her partner behind... Read more »
- Deià: The Spanish village with more tourist accommodation than residentsThe picturesque spot in Mallorca is home to just over 600 people, but the high number of visitors in the summer is putting a strain on resources... Read more »
- Spain trying to evacuate its citizens from Wuhan along with French, British nationalsChina has recommended that foreigners stay put in the quarantined city, but added that it will not prevent them from leaving... Read more »
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- Appendix: Immigrant eligible voters by stateThe post Appendix: Immigrant eligible voters by state appeared first on Pew Research Center's Hispanic Trends Project.... Read more »
- MethodologyIn this report, we analyzed the detailed demographics and geographic distribution of immigrants who are eligible to vote in the 2020 presidential election. The term “eligible voters” refer to persons ages 18 and older who are U.S. citizens. This report’s analysis is based on Pew Research Center tabulations and projections... Read more »
- AcknowledgmentsThis report was written by Abby Budiman, Research Analyst, Luis Noe-Bustamante, Research Assistant and Mark Hugo Lopez, Director of Global Migration and Demography Research. Editorial guidance was provided by Neil G. Ruiz, Associate Director of Global Migration and Demography Research; Jeffrey S. Passel, Senior Demographer; Jens Manuel Krogstad, Senior Writer... Read more »
- 2. The nation’s most populous states are home to most immigrant votersThe four states with the largest eligible voter populations – California, New York, Florida and Texas – are also home to most immigrant eligible voters. Together, these states hold over half (56%) of the nation’s immigrant voters. California has the largest immigrant eligible voter population by a large margin. In... Read more »
- 1. U.S. immigrants are rising in number, but just half are eligible to voteNot all immigrants are U.S. citizens, and as a result, not all immigrants are eligible to vote in federal elections.4 Between 2000 and 2018, over 10 million adult immigrants have gained citizenship and become eligible to vote, raising the share of the foreign-born population that can vote to about half... Read more »
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- Memo: Disparate Impacts of COVID-19 on Latino CommunitiesThe COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent pandemic has already exacted a greater toll on the public health, economic and social wellbeing of Americans than any viral outbreak since the 1918 influenza.... The post Memo: Disparate Impacts of COVID-19 on Latino Communities appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- NBCNews: Latino voters aren’t apathetic, Sanders’ Nevada win shows. Stop blaming them for low turnout.Stephen Nuño-Perez, Senior Analyst, wrote a piece for NBCNews on Latino mobilization following the Nevada caucus: For decades, pundits have referred to the rapidly growing Latino population as a sleeping... The post NBCNews: Latino voters aren’t apathetic, Sanders’ Nevada win shows. Stop blaming them for low turnout. appeared first on... Read more »
- Poll: Climate Action Increasingly Important to Nevada’s Latino CommunityNEWS RELEASE Contact: EDF Action: Hannah Blatt,hblatt@edfaction.org Latino Decisions: Edward D. Vargas, edward.vargas@latinodecisions.com (Las Vegas, Nevada – February 21, 2020) Latino Decisions and EDF Action released new polling showing that... The post Poll: Climate Action Increasingly Important to Nevada’s Latino Community appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Latino Voters are Betting on BernieLatinos are politically energized in 2020 and their votes can propel a candidate into the winner’s circle. The stakes could not be higher for the Democratic presidential hopefuls as they... The post Latino Voters are Betting on Bernie appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
- Latest Univision Polling Results Published in Lead-Up to Democratic DebateUnivision Publishes Complete Results of its Latest Electoral Surveys in the Lead-Up to the Next Democratic Debate Two new Univision News surveys –a National Latino Voter Poll and a Nevada... The post Latest Univision Polling Results Published in Lead-Up to Democratic Debate appeared first on Latino Decisions.... Read more »
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- ● Farmworkers worry about their safety amid coronavirus pandemicCalifornia has ordered all residents to stay home because of the threat of COVID-19, but thousands of farmworkers like Mariana are still showing up at work — despite worries that their employers are not doing enough to protect or support them. Mariana, who wanted to use her first name only... Read more »
- Candace Valenzuela, the Latina underdog for Texas House seat picks up momentumThe only Latina challenger for a Texas House seat in 2020 broke her district’s single-quarter fundraising record for a Democrat, surpassing a high achieved 15 years ago, according to preliminary numbers from the campaign. Candace Valenzuela, a local school board member, is facing a July runoff election against fellow Democrat... Read more »
- Lorenas Borjas, a historic figure for LGBTQ rights and Latinos in New York died from the coronavirusLorena Borjas, an undocumented migrant in the United States, a transgender and precarious person, but above all a historic fighter for LGBTQ rights and Latinos died in New York City. She is remembered for handing out condoms to the sex workers in her neighborhood in Jackson Heights. She also organized syringe exchanges to protect... Read more »
- Today, Census day, Univision releases Spanish-language ‘anthem’ to get Latinos to participateUforia, Univision’s Latin music multimedia channel, launched a Spanish-language census “anthem” today to persuade U.S. Latinos to participate in the decennial count. The song’s theme centers on the importance of participating in the census, despite the fear of many Latinos to engage with government. “Who said fear?” begin the song’s... Read more »
- Supreme Court turning its attention to Sanctuary lawsThe Trump administration’s efforts to force state and local authorities to abandon “sanctuary” policies and cooperate with federal immigration agents have mostly been panned by lower courts, and the Supreme Court soon may weigh in. One justice — albeit one no longer on the high court — already has. Retired... Read more »
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