USA

A national group of Latino public officeholders is projecting that 7.83 million Hispanics will vote in this year's November elections, about a third of those eligible.
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It's easy to think that millionaires live in another world, in a distant dimension, in a parallel world with rules and conflicts that are foreign to us. But no, in the end, millionaires…
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Alan Gross has been serving a fifteen-year prison sentence in Cuba for providing material support to the Cuban opposition. In the meanwhile, three Cuban agents have been incarcerated in…
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"Here, those who have papers and those who don't do the same: we work to make our families succeed," says Elena Guzmán, a Salvadoran woman from New York. She voted for Obama in two…
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CAFE's next trip to Washington is scheduled for June 23 – June 25. They are planning visits to members of Congress to demonstrate that the Cuban-American community contains a plurality…
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Clayton Lockett died last week. His execution was newsworthy because it did not go down as just another carefully choreographed, efficient, and seemingly humane bureaucratic procedure…
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Come June 16, when his team, the Cincinnati Reds, have a rare day off, Cuban-born pitching phenom Aroldis Chapman will be facing charges in a South Florida courtroom as a result of…
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The stories of three undocumented young men, three "Dreamers" who overcame enormous obstacles to fulfill their dreams, are worthy of celebration. One of them, José Godínez Samperio, a…
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That the U.S., the greatest purveyor of terrorism on the planet, has the audicity to accuse any other nation of sponsoring terrorism is beyond all credibility, says author Robert…
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Obama has extraordinary latitude to change the dark and scandal-ridden history of U.S.-Cuban relations. And the case of Alan Gross reflects Obama’s failure to “write a new chapter in…
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