Tania Unzueta
Dozens of organizers from around the country will descend on Atlanta the weekend of Cinco de Mayo to launch what they call the largest Latino voter mobilization operation in Georgia’s history. With a door-to-door campaign, volunteers are seeking to galvanize the Latino vote in support of a gubernatorial candidate who, if elected, would become the first black woman governor in U.S. history. According to Tania Unzueta, the leader of the campaign, it is not easy to convince Latino citizens, especially in rural areas of the South, but they trust that things are changing. Unzueta, from the organization Mijente in Chicago, joined Radio Bilingüe’s Samuel Orozco from Atlanta.
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