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WATCH: MSNBC Beyond Borderlines Town Hall on Immigration
By Damarys Ocaña Perez | 11/16/2010 - 10:00 | 42 Comments
You couldn’t be faulted for thinking that Beyond Borderlines, MSNBC’s two-hour live special on immigration that aired last night, was just going to be another clueless attempt to discuss the issue. But in a live show that seemed at once chock-full of information and a bit rushed, MSNBC did a pretty good job of exploring the divisive topic.
Immigration is a complex...
Is Marco Rubio Latino Enough?
By Mariela Rosario | 11/15/2010 - 16:30 | 3 Comments
When we saw this editorial in the Washington Times by Mario Salazar, just the headline was enough to turn us off: Marco Rubio: Latino or Not? It reminded us of all of our readers who have told us that other Latinos...
Obama Reaches Out to Latinos
By Stacey Rivera | 10/22/2010 - 12:04 | 2 Comments
As part of a $1 million campaign by the Democratic National Committee aimed at getting out the Latino vote, President Obama is in a new TV ad asking for help “defending what we started.”
The ads will run nationally on Univision, with Obama speaking in English while the narrator speaks Spanish.
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Alejandro Sanz to Hugo Chavez: "Let Me Sing in Your Country"
By Mariela Rosario | 09/10/2010 - 16:15 | 0 Comments
Alejandro Sanz is extending an olive branch to Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, imploring him over Twitter to allow the Spanish singer to hold a concert in Caracas.
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Manny Perez Wants His New Film 'La Soga' to Bring Change to the DR
By Damarys Ocaña Perez | 08/20/2010 - 14:00 | 1 Comment
With his dark hair and brows and piercing green eyes, actor Manny Perez (Bella, El Cantante) is the perfect guy to play the intense, tortured title character in La Soga, open in limited theaters across the U.S. Luisito, a.k.a. La Soga, is a sensitive-soul-turned-government-assassin seeking revenge for his father’s...
The Good Soldier
By Angie Romero | 01/19/2010 - 15:26 | 0 Comments
Back in December, President Obama pledged 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan over a period of six months, bringing the total U.S. commitment in armed forces to over 100,000. Quite simply, he argued, the U.S. cannot afford not to pour any more resources there, and if yesterday’s series of suicide bombings and Taliban attacks on Kabul as new cabinet...
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