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Latinos in the US: A Minority Becoming the Majority

The United States is a melting pot for diverse cultural subgroups. It is a prediction that by 2050, the nation will become a country with a “minority-majority.”
Mortgage

Things You Can Do If Your Mortgage Payment is Late

By Danielle Ong
Are you already late for your April 15 mortgage payment? Here's what you can do.
Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Mexico City

People of Color Take a Major Hit as the Economy Struggles Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Andrea Ano
Industries where most people of color work are likely to close due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Baby

COVID-19 Baby Boom: How Big Will It Be?

By Andrea Ano
Could the massive lockdowns due to COVID-19 result in a global baby boom? Possibly, family planning providers predict.
Why Are Latino Millennials More Civically Engaged but Less Likely to Vote?

Why Are Latino Millennials More Civically Engaged, but Less Likely to Vote?

By Amy Santiago
Latino millennials are a force to reckon with and can play an integral role in shaping the nation, only if they actively cast their votes in the election.
Mexican President: Optimistic Despite Mexican Peso Decline Against US Dollar

Mexican Peso Reaches 3-Year Low: President López Obrador Optimistic Mexico will Recover

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the optimism of President López Obrador on the Mexican Peso's decline against the US Dollar.

Two Sex Crimes Investigators Sent by the Vatican to Mexico

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the Mexican Church’s sexual abuse issues and the sending of two sex crimes investigators.
Rose Maraschino

5 Best Mexican Coffee Shops You Should Absolutely Try in LA

By Danielle Ong
Searching for mouthwatering Mexican inspired coffee shops in LA? Don't worry, we got you.
Study Says Many US Immigrant Workers are Employed in Low-Skilled Jobs

Research States that US Immigrant Workers are Highly Likely to be Employed in Low-Skilled Jobs

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the statistics of US immigrant workers compared to US-born workers.
Colombia’s Coffee Industry To Receive an Upgrade

Government Plans to Allocate $63 Million for Colombia’s Coffee Industry

By Mary Quill
Find out here about the efforts of the government to help improve Colombia’s coffee production.
Activists in Colombia

Colombia Is Still the Deadliest Place for Environmental Activists

By Carlos Dela Vega
Colombia remained at the top as the deadliest place for Human Rights and Environmental Rights activists since 2018 according to a study.
Latin America Predictions on Economy and Other Aspects for 2020

Latin America 2020: A Quick Look at Economic Forecasts

By Danielle O.
Find out here the predictions about Latin America’s economy and more.
Heart control Monitor

Women Are Less Likely to Survive a Heart Attack, Study Says

By Danielle Ong
According to studies, women are less likely to survive a heart attack than men.
Latinos Have Longer Life Expectancy Than Non-Hispanic Whites

Latinos Have Longer Life Expectancy Than Non-Hispanic Whites

By Amy Santiago
A new study says Latin Americans have a lower rate of premature death compared to their non-Hispanic white counterparts in the U.S. regardless of being a resident of the country or not.
Why Venezuela is Latin America's Most Corrupt Country

Why Venezuela is Latin America's Most Corrupt Country

By Amy Santiago
Find out here why Venezuela is the most corrupt country Latin America.
Salary wage gap of Latinas in Texas

The Looming Wage of Latinas in Texas

By Sofia Rodriguez
Texas is the second-worst state to make a living in America for Latinas and it's getting worse, according to National Women's Law Center.
Education leaders of University of Texas at Austin are now discussing to address the problems of Latino and Hispanic professors.

Latino Professors at University of Texas at Austin Face Wage Inequality

By Carlos Dela Vega
Education leaders at the University of Texas at Austin are now discussing ways to address the problems of Latino and Hispanic professors.
Map of United States of America

These Are the States With the Largest Hispanic Populations

By Carlos Dela Vega
States in America where Hispanics dominated in terms of population.

Here's Why Dengue Cases in Latin America Spiked This Year

By Amy Santiago
Experts cited the reason behind the surge of dengue cases in Latin America and the reasons why it might slow down in the next couple of years.
Striking findings of Pew Research Center in 2019.

10 Very Interesting Findings of the Pew Research Center in 2019

By Carlos Dela Vega
Hispanics to be the largest ethnic or racial group voting in the 2020 U.S. elections, military vets say the war in Iraq and Afghanistan were not worth fighting, and the American public believes they are being tracked and monitored by the government.
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