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...In a reversal that has frustrated victims, witnesses, human rights advocates and the international community who has been observing, the Constitutional Court of Guatemala has decided to annul the recent judgement of the Supreme Court which found ex dictator Efraín Rios Montt guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity. ...
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...What does it mean to be Latino in the United States? For many, it means recognizing that society has a limited view of who we are. ...
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... This week’s big U.S. Latino-related news was Jason Richwine’s resignation from the Heritage Foundation after it was revealed that the senior policy analyst’s doctoral dissertation made the argument that immigrants — characterized as majority Latino — are substantially less intelligent than whites. ...
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 | ...Ada Bello, a 79-year-old LGBT rights activist, confronted homophobia on two shores.... |
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...Hundreds of amendments proposed for Senate reform bill...
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...After Disney applied for a trademark for the title of one of its upcoming Pixar movies, Día de los Muertos, the Latino twitterverse and blogosphere exploded at the news....
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...The Latino parishioners of La Milagrosa who have been fighting to keep the landmark church’s doors open, have formed the “Salvemos La Milagrosa Committee” which is seeking to address the closure on a number of fronts, including litigation. ...
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 | ...City and state budget cuts would make education a matter of who can afford it... |
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...This past Sunday, April 21, a group of parishioners of La Milagrosa gathered to protest the closing of the most visible symbol of the history of Latino Catholicism in the city of Philadelphia. ...
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 | ...As Americans were riveted by the televised drama of the pursuit and
apprehension of one of the presumed Boston Marathon bombers, another
equally riveting drama was taking place outside the United States.... |
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...If there are any winners in the immigration reforms set out by the bipartisan Senate “Gang of 8” in the 844-page bill they released Tuesday night, it would have to be big business ......
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 | ...While Archdiocese turns deaf ear, Latinos raise voices to save landmark.... |
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 | ...A company that sells young Latin Americans on the idea of coming to the U.S. to work for up to four months, ostensibly as a cultural enrichment opportunity, is at the center of a controversy in Pennsylvania.... |
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...Helen Ubiñas, a Latina columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, created a minor stir with the column that appeared in the April 1 issue of the paper. In it, Ubiñas proposes that it is time to change the name of Philadelphia’s iconic “Italian Market” to something else. ...
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...A petition has gone global. There are plans for a hundreds-strong last Mass, and the Facebook page is full of generations of Latinos reminiscing about its significance. ...
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...More than half of Latinos favor legalizing same-sex marriage....
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 | ...A deeply troubling piece of journalism and an equally troubling publishing decision by Philadelphia Magazine is garnering lots of attention. From all of us.... |
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...As a Latino, how you answer that question may depend on your age....
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...At Chávez’s death, an opportunity for the United States
It is quite possible that the only president of Latin American countries most non-Latino Americans can reliably name is Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez, who died March 5 at the age of 58. The reason for this is two-fold, and significant in terms of where we go from here....
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...It used to be that the only time anybody on this side of the Straits of Florida got a good look at the stars of the Cuban national baseball team was during the Olympics. But, of course, that began to change in 2005, when the International Olympic Committee voted baseball off the roster for the 2012 games.
Since then, the World Baseball Classic, slapped together in response to the Olympic kiss-off, is now the only window that anyone in the US really cares about. ...
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