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Mexico’s President Now Says He Won’t Get COVID-19 Vaccine
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s president said Monday he won’t get a COVID-19 vaccine because his doctors told him he still has a high level of antibodies from when he was infected in January.
MEET LA PRENSA: Julio Ricardo Varela on Journalism Standards
Let the real talk begin.
A Year After Pandemic Hit, Haiti Awaits Vaccines Amid Apathy
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti does not have a single vaccine to offer its more than 11 million people over a year after the pandemic began, raising concerns among health experts that the well-being of Haitians is being pushed aside as violence and political instability across the country deepen.
Latinx Authors Find the Bookshelves Blocked
Latinx stories are essential, but without greater diversity in the publishing workforce, how can Latinx words and voices be seen and heard in the U.S.?
Episodio 7 de LA BREGA: Se acabaron las promesas
Latino Rebels Radio: April 3, 2021
AP-NORC Poll: Border Woes Dent Biden Approval on Immigration
WASHINGTON (AP) — More Americans disapprove than approve of how President Joe Biden is handling the sharply increasing number of unaccompanied migrant children arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, and approval of his efforts on larger immigration policy falls short of other top issues, suggesting it could be a weak point for the new administration.
Mexican Soldier Arrested for Checkpoint Shooting of Guatemalan Citizen
According to his family, the victim, identified as Elvin Mazariegos, had driven to Mexico in a pickup truck to make purchases and was returning to his country when he was stopped at a checkpoint and asked for identification, which he could not produce.
Immigrants With Temporary Status Have Grown Deep Roots in US
TPS recipients are pinning their hopes on the Senate after the House passed a sweeping bill to let them call the United States their permanent home.
Man Rams Car Into 2 Capitol Police: 1 Officer, Driver Killed
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Capitol Police officer was killed Friday after a man rammed a car into two officers at a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol and then emerged wielding a knife. It was the second line-of-duty death this year for a department still struggling to heal from the January 6 insurrection.
MLB Players Born Outside of the 50 States Drop Slightly for 4th Straight Year
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 28% of Major League Baseball players were born outside the 50 states. That represents a drop for the fourth straight season, although this decrease was particularly small.
The Latin American Economy Under a Global Pandemic
At the global scale, leading economic indicators suggest the worst is behind us and that the world is slowly recovering. To be blunt, Latin America’s recovery will be among the worst.
The Pandemic and Bolsonaro Continue to Wreak Havoc in Brazil
If on the one hand, the world looks with concern at the unfolding situation in Brazil, on the other hand, for Brazilians the climate is one of absolute fear.
A 63-Page Detailed Analysis of 2020 Latino Voters Is Exactly What Everyone Needs to Read Right Now
The simplest answer for Democrats is to treat Latino voters like the persuadable voters they are,” Carlos Odio of Equis told Latino Rebels.
Migrants Freed Without Court Notice and Sometimes With No Paperwork
MISSION, Texas (AP) — Overwhelmed and underprepared, U.S. authorities are releasing migrant families on the Mexican border without notices to appear in immigration court or sometimes without any paperwork at all, time-saving moves that have left some migrants confused.
EcoMadres
Latino Rebels Radio: April 1, 2021
OPINIÓN: Sólo una latina en la lista de nominados para cortes federales
Se acabaron las excusas.
Chile Slams Shut Borders Against COVID-19 Cases
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Chile has largely closed its borders to control surging COVID-19 cases despite a region-leading vaccine campaign, joining other South American countries in new moves to clamp down on movement.
60+ Organizations Call on DHS Secretary to End ICE’s Gang Prioritization
The letter calls on Alejandro Mayorkas and the Biden Administration to end the prioritization of persons for detention and deportation who are labeled as gang-affiliated.
The 1974 Letter to the Editor Where César Chávez and the UFW Promoted Amnesty and Legal Residency for Undocumented Workers
“The illegal aliens are doubly exploited, first because they are farm workers, and second because they are powerless to defend their own interests,” Chávez wrote.
Chuck Rocha and the 2020 Behavior of Latino Voters in the Presidential Election
Former Bernie Sanders campaign senior advisor Chuck Rocha goes over new research on the behavior of Latino voters in the 2020 presidential election.
Brother of Honduran President Sentenced to Life in Drug Case
NEW YORK (AP) — The brother of Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernández was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday after he was convicted at a trial that a prosecutor said exposed him as a central figure in one of the world’s largest and most violent drug conspiracies.