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More than two-thirds (67 percent) of Latino voters said they would be more likely to vote Democratic in 2020 if a Latino candidate such as Julián Castro was on the ballot.

This report relies on a social science approach to evaluate official election data to draw conclusions about turnout and vote growth.

The two mayors from the area were also there to demonstrate how vital the cross-border relationship is to people.

The move against the Jalisco cartel, a relative newcomer that has risen to become one of Mexico’s most dangerous criminal gangs, sends a “first message” under Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

According to the poll’s findings, 30% of Arizonans have crossed the border into Mexico in the past 12 months.

World Central Kitchen is serving an average of 3,200 meals a day to the mainly women and children seeking U.S. asylum in Tijuana, Mexico.

It’s on.

This is a very personal story that is still in the midst of intense struggle. There isn’t a happy ending, and the lessons learned are not lessons anyone would ever want to learn.

Peruvian prosecutors are slated to resume the questioning of Odebrecht executives in January.

In most cases, they are relieved to have something that takes them away from the miserable conditions in the overcrowded shelter, where the hours pass slowly, and puts some money in their pockets.

It’s ok to talk about it.

Latino Rebels Radio: December 9, 2018

File this one under “We Are Not Surprised.”

Alejandra Pablos was singled out and detained by DHS agents during a peaceful protest outside of DHS offices in Virginia in January of 2018.

Starring Coco’s Anthony Gonzalez, Icebox follows Óscar Fernandez’ journey being recruited by gangs, and later held by ICE.

Of the stories covered by Spanish networks before the recent arrest were his trips to Mexico and the Dominican Republic, where he posted on social media giving money to residents.

One of the film’s strengths is that it doesn’t berate the viewer with didactic tropes of the rich versus the poor.

The move aligns with President Miguel Díaz-Canel’s goal of expanding connectivity throughout the island

El Gobierno de Puerto Rico cierra el año 2018 como defensor de la desprestigiada práctica de regalar y mantener ocultos los privilegios fiscales.

Emails obtained by the Center for Investigative Journalism suggest undue pressure and influence around Puerto Rico’s Fiscal Control Board on energy policy issues. Treasury demanded explanations about Gov. Ricardo Rosselló’s announcement to privatize the island’s public power utility without consulting them.

Latino Rebels Radio: December 6, 2018