Immigrants Celebrate Executive Action
Thousands Protes Decision Not to Indict Missouri Policeman
Parents Accuse California School District of Discrimination

Executive Action on Immigration – President Obama spoke to the nation to announce a long-anticipated executive plan to give relief against deportation and temporary work permits to millions of undocumented immigrants. This is a fragment of the momentous speech by the president from the White House. Caravans of Parents of Disappeared Students Arrive in Mexico City […]

*International Outcry for Disappeared Students in Mexico
*Historic Summit of Latino Actors in Los Angeles

*Republicans Sweep Elections: Where Were Latinos?
*Democrats Keep Control of California
*Immigration Reform Under New Congress?

*Youth Turn Tide in Abstentionist District
*Immigrant Licenses Under Attack in Two States
*New Enrollment Period for Health Plans

Latino Voters Could Tip Scales in Senate Elections – Only a few days before the November 4th elections, Latino voters could again make history, electing a record number of Latino congresspeople and depositing a decisive vote in six Senate races and 12 governor’s races. At the same time, if the frustration with President Obama for deferring […]

Barred from Voting in Texas – Close to 600,000 registered voters in Texas could be rejected at the polls this November 4th, because of a law that requires all voters to present photo identification emitted by the state governmnet. Although a federal judge declared the law discriminatory, another court allowed its application in the coming elections. Trapped […]

Battle for Majority Latino District in California – A battle for Congress is raising excitement among voters in California’s Central Valley and capturing the attention of national political leaders. It’s the fight for Congressional District 21, a district with a Latino super-majority, where Democrat Amanda Rentería is going up against well-financed Republican Congressman David Valadao […]

Latino Could be Arizona’s Next School Superintendent – Professor David García is running in the November elections to become Superintendent of public schools in Arizona, a state where a third of the population is Latino, but no Latino has been elected to an executive state position for four decades. Though García is competing under the […]

*Blue Cross Accused of Misleading Consumers
*Creating Theater for Community