Latino Vote & Presidential Election 2012, Obama vs. Romney

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10 Things Every Latina Should Know About Sexual Harassment

By Viviana Hurtado | 11/07/2011 - 16:30 | 0 Comments

Herman Cain, who is vying to become the Republican challenger to President Barack Obama in 2012, is dominating the news headlines--not because of his “9-9-9” flat tax plan, but because of allegations of sexual harassment lodged by several women.

That got us thinking about the things that every woman should...

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President Obama Talks to Latina Magazine
President Barack Obama is interviewed by Latina Magazine during a phone call in the Oval Office, Aug. 10, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

EXCLUSIVE: President Obama Tells Latina the Economic Crisis “Has Shaken A Lot of Confidence”

By Galina Espinoza | 08/10/2011 - 19:14 | 0 Comments

Despite acknowledging that the recent showdown with Congress over raising the debt ceiling “has shaken a lot of confidence” and left “some repair work that needs to be done,” President Obama does not plan to call Congress back from its recess to address the growing economic crisis.  “The issue for Congress isn’t simply being back in town if all they are doing is...

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Lockbox Voter Drive Pressuring President Obama to Address Immigration Before 2012 Election

By Damarys Ocaña Perez | 06/22/2011 - 13:15 | 2 Comments

The aim is simple but ambitious: Lock up the Latino vote until President Obama uses his presidential powers to stop deportations of undocumented immigrants that separate families.

Election 2010: The Latino Vote

Several Latino organizations and churches, led by...

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President Obama on Puerto Ricans: "People On This Island Don't Quit"
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President Obama on Puerto Ricans: "People On This Island Don't Quit"

By Mariela Rosario | 06/14/2011 - 15:35 | 0 Comments

President Obama spoke to the people of Puerto Rico today, becoming the first sitting president in 50 years to visit the island nation (President John F. Kennedy was the last). Back in 2008, when he was the Democratic...

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