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Salsa royalty celebrates Cheo Feliciano’s 50 years in music

Large number of Mexico’s fathers are between the ages of 15-24 (Latina Lista)

Nicaraguan singer-revolutionary bars government from using songs - Carlos Mejia Godoy

U.S. cars swarm Tijuana gas stations

Latino folk rocker Trini Lopez just keeps gathering the fans

With no established politician expected to challenge him, Carlos Alvarez is likely to win a second term as Miami-Dade mayor.

Patti Solis Doyle Joins Obama Campaign

Taking It To ‘The Heights’ - won the Tony award for best musical, one of four it won overall.

Tu Ciudad magazine closure

Atlanta becoming big market for Mexican acts

Hard times for Merco Group - South Florida’s real estate boom ends in a tangle of litigation and financial demands for a family-owned development enterprise. - the Meruelo family

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Supreme Court gives immigrants a little leeway

UCLA recognizes an early backer who had been largely forgotten - Reginaldo del Valle’s political work played a crucial role in founding the institution that became the university, but few know of him. Research and Latino activists are putting him back in the story.

Guiding Hands Help Immigrant Artists Connect - New York

Cuauhtemoc Blanco has been a blessing for Fire - Chicago

How minor league Latin players adjust to life in America - (specifically with the Boston Red Sox)

Outspoken author talks about her work and life - Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez

Rush-Copley uses grant to reach out - $150,000 from Avon:: Money for breast cancer education - Aurora, Illinois

Latin American consulates to join forces in NY, NJ

Arlington Schools Candidacy Captures Latino Imagination - Virginia

Bishops told immigration is key to the future of Catholic Church - Salt Lake Tribune

Obama and McCain on Immigration: Life vs. Death - The best analysis of the differences in the candidates’ positions comes from the Spanish-language press.

North Carolina Sheriff’s Association gets state funding to fight immigration; how money spent unclear

Legal Drugs Kill Far More Than Illegal, Florida Says - An analysis of autopsies in 2007 released this week by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission found that the rate of deaths caused by prescription drugs was three times the rate of deaths caused by all illicit drugs combined.

Did You Know? 1 million new Latino voters turned out in California alone for the Democratic primary

Did You Know? A report found that Hispanics made up 32% of the California’s general population but only 5% of its practicing physicians.

Did You Know? Raul Alarcon Sr. was a communications pioneer in Cuba, he founded his first radio station on the island in the early 1950s. When he came to the U.S. in 1960, he left behind a network of 14 stations that had been seized by Fidel Castro’s government.

Did You Know? Obama voted to authorize construction of a 700-mile fence along the U.S.-Mexican border.

Did You Know? 1 million new Latino voters turned out in California alone for the Democratic primary

Obama and McCain on Immigration: Life vs. Death - The best analysis of the differences in the candidates’ positions comes from the Spanish-language press.

McCain needs Latino votes, too

Media Matters - NY Times blog ignored poll showing Obama’s Hispanic support

Winning Latino Votes in the General Election - (commentary in the form of a press release)

Clinton Insiders Take Umbrage at Patti Solis Doyle Move

Patti Solis Doyle Joins Obama Campaign

More than words needed with Latino voters - Jorge Ramos

Immigration reform awaits next president - Regardless of party, winner faces uphill battle on divisive issue

The Role of Mainstream/Hispanic Media in the Latino Vote - Portada

Did You Know? Obama voted to authorize construction of a 700-mile fence along the U.S.-Mexican border.

The Clinton Loss: from a Hispanic perspective

García Media now has a blog

Listen to podcast interview with Alberto Oliva, editor in chief, Ser Padres about the magazine - Hispanic MPR

Media Moves: Gary Piña among McClatchy casualties - Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Media Moves: Christina Medina to join KCTV

Siempre Mujer to Increase Frequency to Eight Times a Year

Advertising Campaigns: Applica

Bennigan’s Offers Menu in Spanish

Media Moves: Janet Rodríguez moves to Phoenix

Expósito- Ulla recognized by the NY Women’s Chamber of Commerce.

Human cost of Brazil’s biofuels boom - The country is a key producer of ethanol. Many of those cutting the sugar cane used to make the fuel are said to endure primitive conditions.

Panama City: A boomtown with growing pains - The canal expansion and an influx of firms are transforming the city, but its infrastructure is sorely inadequate.

Chicago advertising veteran Gladys M. Arroyo named ad chief for The Doings

Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce taps Tallman as CEO

Mexican farmers angry over FDA salmonella probe

University of Delaware program helps Latino businesses

Universal Music Latin Ent. restructures - Former Univision Music Group employees laid off

Marketing firm owner earns national award - Virginia Madueño, president of Modesto-based Imagen LLC

With Raul Alarcon Sr., change was in the air

Horizontes Unidos Greeting Cards Appear in Magazines

Say, “¡Hola!” to New Customers - Independent auto insurance agents now have even more tools from Progressive to grow their Hispanic business.

10 Things NEVER to Say to Latino Executives

Frontera Announces Acquisition of High Volume Store

Fisher’s Univision Stations Join HipCricket’s Hispanic Mobile Marketing Network

Hispanic Bar Association honors American Airlines VP - Dallas

Creative Civilization resigns Spurs account - San Antonio

Seccion Amarilla Launches New Website and Advertising Campaign in the U.S.

Tinbu Launches Spanish Language Interactive Stock

Tu Ciudad magazine closure

Hard times for Merco Group - South Florida’s real estate boom ends in a tangle of litigation and financial demands for a family-owned development enterprise. - the Meruelo family

Immigrant case puts hospital in a bind - A woman seriously injured in a fall several months ago is illegally in the U.S., which means she is not eligible for Medicaid or Medicare. - Wichita

Riviera Magazine Pushes Online Edition, Sells Statewide Ads - Orange County

Did You Know? Raul Alarcon Sr. was a communications pioneer in Cuba, he founded his first radio station on the island in the early 1950s. When he came to the U.S. in 1960, he left behind a network of 14 stations that had been seized by Fidel Castro’s government.

Lakers Versus Celtics for NBA Title A Big Hit With Hispanics

Essco Wholesale Electric tops list of Arizona companies on Hispanic Business 500

Actress Roselyn Sánchez Plans For Wedding And Babies

Salsa royalty celebrates Cheo Feliciano’s 50 years in music

Cabas: more acoustic, romantic on new CD ‘Amores Dificiles’ - Ramiro’s New Blog

WSBS to launch home made vampire mini series in September - Hispanic MPR - Gabriel

‘Todos miran’ a Gloria Trevi

Pau y Sasha celebran cumpleaños con lanzamiento de CD

Cristian Castro accuses Valeria Liberman of making business transaction behind his back

Victoria Ruffo leaves a door open for Telemundo

Hip Hop Artist Johnny Prez Launches Music Label

Celia Cruz coming home in musical - The Cuban legend’s story stood New York on its ear, but Miami may be a tougher audience.

Spin Magazine Declares THE PINKER TONES “Hit Like A Spicier Daft Punk”; Tour Begins Next Week

Salsa nights in Boston picking up the beat - Latin-music lovers say the Boston scene has evolved to include a wide range of offerings.

Los Tigres del Norte’s lovefest at Ravina - Chicago

Antonio Banderas Launches His First Scent For Women

Latino folk rocker Trini Lopez just keeps gathering the fans

Austin Tejano Music Coalition E-News Volume 1 Number 1

Disney Revs Up Tween Star Machine - Company Pushes for a Texas Girl to Match Miley Cyrus’s Success With Young Fans

Taking It To ‘The Heights’ - won the Tony award for best musical, one of four it won overall.

Atlanta becoming big market for Mexican acts

LATINA ACTRESS EILEEN GALINDO MAKES THEATRE DIRECTORIAL DEBUT IN “TRAILERVILLE”

Guest Voz: Sen. Bob Menendez announces legislation to prevent government detention of legal citizens caught in immigration sweeps (Latina Lista)

Humanitarian legislation to keep federally detained undocumented immigrants safe before Senate. (Latina Lista)

National Council of La Raza Elects New Board Chair and Welcomes Four New Members To Board of Directors

Community College Decision On Illegal Immigrants Doesn’t Reach North Carolina State University

The Fragments of the Latin American Union

USC Carol Rodriguez closes in on 400-meter goal

Chavez meets with ailing Fidel Castro

Valedictorian: Butcher’s son will realize dad’s wish - Aaron Aguilar in LA

High hopes: A skinny Latino dreamer, with an assist from Miami’s deep theater talent pool, creates a Tony Awards heavyweight - Lin-Manuel Miranda

Time is the key to planning quinceañera

Chivas USA soccer team may build fields in Santa Ana for youth

Center for day laborers opens in Portland, Oregon

Cheech Marin’s Chicano art at LACMA - Los Angeles

Help for Rhode Island’s immigrant health-care professionals

Latino summit to be held in Greenville June 26, 27 - North Carolina

Idaho summit at BSU to address Hispanic student scores

Elian Gonzalez joins Cuba’s youth Communists

Snippet: “Pre-Hispanic Cooking/Cocina Prehispanica,” by Ana M. de Benitez (Bibliotech Interamericana Bilingue, $35.95). This tiny paperback, half in English, half in Spanish, is packed with intriguing nuggets of information drawn from Mexico’s traditions, the writings of Spanish missionary Fray Bernardino de Sahagun and Benitez’s years as a cooking teacher.

Hispanic leaders press for Chávez name - Dallas

Wanted: Hispanic student nurses in Northwest Arkansas

Hispanic Scholars, Students Pressure Princeton for Latino Studies Program

Continental Airlines and National Association of Hispanic Publications Announce Essay Contest Winner

Breast cancer strikes Latina women hard

Toughest sheriff in US vows no let up in immigration fight - Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Spouse calls: Author seeks minority spouse tales

Immigration museum finds permanent residence - San Diego

Hispanic advocates denounce Rhode Island immigration arrests - Newport

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Raul Alarcon Sr. Dies - founder of Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS)

Did You Know? In 2006, there were an estimated one million children on the island of Puerto Rico. This represents a larger child population than that of about half of the states in the United States.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA AND WACHOVIA LAUNCH $16.25 MILLION PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN U.S. LATINO COMMUNITIES

Juanes’ In-laws are burglarized

Jorge Villamizar yields to Colombian roots - x-Bacilos has a new self-titled solo album

Cubans who work more will now earn more

Senator Robert Menendez: McCain Has Taken Sides With Hardliners And Anti-Immigrants

Sheriff Arpaio’s thugs threaten to arrest a New Times reporter for looking at public records - (wow, you have to read this one) - Phoenix, Arizona

El Salvador is seeking a prestigious Israeli award for its late consul Jose Arturo Castellanos for saving thousands of Jews from the Holocaust in World War II

Hit & Run > E-Verify: It’s Electronic! - (a very interesting read)

Did You Know? The social security database e-verify uses has a 4 percent error rate, though Shuler claims the overall system has an error rate of half a percent. Both of those numbers sound insignificant. Iowa Republican Steve King says “The accuracy of the e-verify system is remarkable!” and “almost perfect!” But 4 percent of 153 million workers is 6,120,000. (Half a percent is 765,000.) That’s a lot of people who will have to wrangle with the federal government before showing up at the office.

Lawsuit Thrown Out Over Underrepresented Latino Jurors - San Diego

Cartoonists Go to War - (Political cartoonists in Nicaragua)

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University of Arizona Latina Scientists Create CampCIENCIAS for Border Students

Rough Events at Mexican Rodeos in U.S. Criticized

Reaching out to special-needs children - Non-English-speaking families may not always know where to get help - California

Raza Studies empowers youths - Tucson Unified School District

National Council of La Raza - THOUGH TEEN MORTALITY RATES DECREASED, CHILDREN IN PUERTO RICO STILL FACE GREATER RISKS THAN CHILDREN ON THE MAINLAND U.S.

Hospital complains about illegal immigrants - Florida (on video)

Immigration Raid in Arizona Could Test New State Law

Immigrants grappling with Oregon license law

Technology joins with tradition in teaching English - New method uses Internet, adult education - Ventura County, California

Tucson Unified School District Ethnic Studies targeted - including the Mexican-American/Raza Studies program

New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez accuses immigration agents of ‘witch hunt’

Senator Robert Menendez: McCain Has Taken Sides With Hardliners And Anti-Immigrants

House Latinas Irked by Obama’s Neglect

Roberto Lovato: J-Lo Backing Obama?

McCain, GOP Face Hispanic Tipping Point

Did You Know? Francisco “Frank” Sánchez, a former U.S. assistant secretary of transportation, was named national chair of Hispanic fundraising with a mandate “to increase the already growing enthusiasm and fundraising efforts . . . in the Hispanic community.” - For Obama

Snippet - One governor who does have the resume is New Mexico’s Bill Richardson. When he was running for president this year, many dismissed Richardson as someone simply angling to become Clinton’s VP. He did seem deferential towards her during some of the debates. So it was a shock when he endorsed Obama in late March. A sputtering Bill Clinton, who spent Super Bowl Sunday trying to get Richardson to endorse his wife, was furious. One Clinton loyalist, James Carville, likened Richardson to Judas. Picking Richardson, who is Hispanic, might be an inspired choice, but it could anger the Clinton camp. (Still, don’t rule out Richardson as the running mate.)

Snippet - Taken together, the polls suggest that Arizona is firmly behind John McCain, with a large, but not insurmountable, margin separating him from Barack Obama. Key issues in Arizona are likely to be dominated by the economy as well as immigration. With a quickly growing Hispanic population, the candidate who is able to capture this demographic will have a big advantage on election night.

Hispanic Dems warn Obama he risks losing Latinos

Media Moves: Melody Mendez hired at KOMO - Seattle

Media Moves: Fred Ortega leaves paper for political P.R. - of the Pasadena Star-News

Snippet - What happened to Forbes plans of launching a Spanish-language edition? - 18 months after the announcement the new product has not yet been published.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA AND WACHOVIA LAUNCH $16.25 MILLION PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN U.S. LATINO COMMUNITIES

Raul Alarcon Sr. Dies - founder of Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS)

Outbreak squeezes local salsa producers - Oregon (luckily I love salsa verde)

Mexican beer shares soar after bid for Anheuser

Banco Popular says ‘not aware’ of Mexican investors bid interest

OptumHealth’s Hispanic Web Site Wins Highest Health Care Honor at 2008 Interactive Media Awards

Hospital complains about illegal immigrants - Florida (on video)

Immigration Bust Forces Restaurants to Close - Tallahassee

Cubans who work more will now earn more

First Impressions Count - (for Hispanic customers)

Arbitron Responds To Spanish Group’s Formation

Call for Nominations: San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Wells Fargo Bank and the San Francisco Business Times Announce the Latino Business Leadership Awards

Leading Spanish-Language Radio Broadcasters Join Forces to Express Concerns About Arbitron’s Flawed Portable People Meter (PPM)

Al Dia Dallas/Ft. Worth on What’s Behind Their Recent 80,000 Circulation Increase - Portada

LOPEZ NEGRETE COMMUNICATIONS RANKS NUMBER ONE AMONG TOP 100 DIVERSITY OWNED BUSINESSES IN TEXAS

ESN Among Top Virginia Companies in Hispanic Business 500

Five D.C.-area companies make Hispanic Business 500

Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to Benefit from Senate’s Budget Resolution

Accentmarketing Announces New Leadership Team on Chevrolet Account - Esteban, Rodriguez, Schiffer and Kruger Receive Promotions

June 14th Jackie Arredondo and her Mariachi Band will be singing her most recent recording on Sabado Gigante

Eduardo Santamarina offers support to Susana González

Paulina Rubio refuses to pay the photographer who accuses her of assault

Juanes’ In-laws are burglarized

Cristian Castro counters Valeria Liberman’s demands

Jorge Villamizar yields to Colombian roots - x-Bacilos has a new self-titled solo album

Francia Raisa: Rising Star - Latina cutie takes on Hollywood

A Mexican Mutantes?: After seven years and $40,000, the Ledezma brothers unveil a masterpiece of Mexican-American psych pop. - Allá’s new album Es Tiempo

Roberto Lovato: J-Lo Backing Obama?

Snippet - The annual Latino International Theater Festival of New York, TeatroStageFest, will make its Queens debut with the production “Mujeres En La Guerra (Women in War),” which opened on June 12 and will have performances on June 13 and 14.

Univision.com Launches “En Directo” with Latin GRAMMY(R) Winner Fonseca

La Bloga: Bravo, Hermanos y Hermanas and University of Arizona Press!

Guatemala: Five Sentenced to 780 Years for Río Negro Massacre

WOLA, LAWG Voice Concern Over Rights Violations in Guerrero, Mexico

Mexico: Murder of Indigenous Reporters Fuels Hatred, Division

Suspected Mexican crime ring leader is arrested in Riverside

El Paso County Judge Anthony Cobos, refuses to treat Mexican cartel victims

Panthers add Spanish-language broadcasts - Charlotte

Suit challenges LAPD’s policy on illegal immigrants

ICE doubles security efforts to ensure violence doesn’t spill over - El Paso / Juárez

Legislature acts to opt Arizona out of Real ID - Boston.com

US probes how horses injured on boat to Puerto Rico

Cubans Wifredo Lam and Carlos Luna showcased at Museum of Latin American Art - Los Angeles

ASPIRA Enriches Latino Youth - Illinois

Durham Latino Festival; Grupo Fantasma - North Carolina

Snippet - Key players brought in by Omar Minaya have been expensive busts: Pedro Martinez, Carlos Delgado and Moises Alou–give me a break. Minaya spent too much time trying to build the Mets’ Latino fan base, rather than a team that can win.

Incumbent skips debate as Latino leader rallies attendees - North Ogden, Utah

Language won’t be a treatment barrier - Desert Cancer Foundation - Palm Springs, California

¡Viva Mexico! - Ranchero Nights brings out the dancing shoes and cowboy boots - Chico, California

DREAM Act forecast for immigration reform

Ethnic media at the National Conference for Media Reform (NCMR): Outsiders?

Port Authority awards funds for Adelante community center - Toledo, Ohio

Snippet - The 2006 data also provide more evidence for what demographers term the “Hispanic Paradox”: As a group, Hispanics have much lower mortality rates than expected for a population of relatively less education and wealth.

Day laborer site marks a year in Mamaroneck - New York

In “The Gift of Time: Letters from a Father,” released Tuesday in English, Jorge Ramos (Univision anchor) presents 15 meditations on his sometimes conflicting identities as son, parent, foreigner and passionate journalist — identities he admits he has yet to fully reconcile.

AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega to be Inducted into Prestigious Hispanic Scholarship Fund Hall of Fame

Casa trains Hispanics how to interact with deputies - Frederick, Maryland

Primeros Pasos-First Steps hold first graduation ceremony in Georgetown - Delaware

Ruptured Brain Aneurysm Risk Higher for Women, Mexican-Americans

Snippet - Life expectancy was up for both men and women, and whites and blacks. Although the gaps are closing, women continue to live longer, almost to 81, compared to about 75 for men. Among racial categories, white women have the highest life expectancy (81 years), followed by black women (about 77 years), white men (76) and black men (70). Health statisticians said they don’t have reliable data to calculate Hispanic life expectancy, but they hope to by next year.

Area’s Mexican nationals endure long wait for documents - Green Bay

Texas Latinos honor their LGBT chapter

Newly Translated Web Content Gives High-Risk Audiences Access to Vital Health Information - americanheart.org

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National Guard presence along Mexican border to end this summer

3,000 illegal immigrants processed for deportation in Nashville - in the past year

Bob Unanue (CEO of Goya), a millionaire Latino, enters GOP U.S. Senate race - New Jersey

Latino homebuyers face uphill battle in effort to keep homes

Labor shortage grows desperate for area farmers; Relief sought in state measure, but say U.S. reform needed - Colorado

Hispanic graduates may rise by 136% in Utah by 2015

Gov. Richardson Defends His Endorsement Of

Provost-pilot has high hopes for National Hispanic University

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson Endorsing Obama

Hawaii Hispanic News Returns In Time for Cinco De Mayo

Special Latina Lista Post: Why Does the Nation Remain Silent While One AZ Sheriff Conducts Immigrant Manhunts? (Latina Lista)

Emilio Navaira in Critical Condition Following Accident

Upscale Latinos find a home - Once known for its Quaker past and links to Richard Nixon, Whittier is coming to symbolize a new set of aspirations.

Immigrant study finds no signs of harm to employment - But report on Green Bay doesn’t gauge effect on wages

Hispanic listeners embraced - Changing demographics offer new opportunities for Cleveland Orchestra

Visa issue keeps carnival workers from crossing border

Immigrant Rights Trump Sex Scandal For Hispanic Media

Telemundo’s sweet surrender - The Spanish-language station gave up its valiant attempt to form a third broadcast network in Mexico.

Chan and Chana are made for each other - Their names are alike, but Chan and Chana’s differences are what fuel their music.

Mexican Police Chief Requests US Asylum

Arizona Legislation Prohibits Renting To Illegal Immigrants

Cuba blocks access to top Cuban blog - Generacion Y

The Cuban Art Revolution - Collectors are betting the next hot art hub will be an island most Americans still can’t visit. Now, some U.S. art lovers are finding legal ways into Cuba to shop for works — before the market gets too crowded.

San Diego D.A. says jury pool falls short of Latinos

The roundup begins: the targeting of the Hispanic community - Minneapolis

Hispanic growth creates need for education changes - (in the Southeast)

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) Drops ‘San Jose Mercury News’ From Diversity Program

Rate of Hispanic diabetics’ foot amputations soar

Venezuela Students Seeking to Create a New Society - Cato Institute hears three perspectives of the student movement

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Special Latina Lista Post: Why Does the Nation Remain Silent While One AZ Sheriff Conducts Immigrant Manhunts? (Latina Lista)

Richardson Endorsement of Obama Makes Perfect Sense (Latina Lista)

La Bloga: INTERVIEW WITH AARON MICHAEL MORALES

Did You Know? More than 71 percent of Mexican women and 66 percent of Mexican men are overweight, according to the latest national surveys.

Did You Know? Through January, the National Guard Bureau spent more than $1 billion on the program (Operation Jump Start on the border) — nearly $212 million in the 2006 fiscal year, $687 million in fiscal 2007 and $136 million during the first four months of fiscal 2008.

Did You Know? Of the 4,000 US military deaths in Iraq - the percentages by ethnic group are - White: 75 percent; Hispanic or Latino: 11 percent; black: 9 percent; Asian: 2 percent; multiple races, pending, or unknown: 1 percent; American Indian or Alaska Native: 1 percent; Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 1 percent

Did You Know? The Hispanic population in Green Bay could reach 30 percent of the population by 2032, according to a Wisconsin think thank that studied recent demographic trends.

Did You Know? Dallas has some of the highest rates of foreclosures in the country, and Texas is among the states with the highest share of subprime loans, according to the Consumer Federation of America. A good chunk of those loans in Dallas — about 22% — were made to Latinos.

Did You Know? A new report says that in 2015, the number of Hispanic students graduating from Utah high schools will be more than double (136%) what it was in 2005.

Did You Know? Goya sells 1,600 products ranging from bags of rice to ready-to-eat, frozen empanadas, up from 1,100 five years ago. The mix includes 38 varieties of beans alone, including the “powerhouse” frijoles negros favored by Cubans and the recently added mayacobas favored by Peruvians

Did You Know? There are an estimated two million mixed families where at least one member is a citizen or lawfully living in the country and the other isn’t.

Did You Know? There are over 100,000 Hispanics is Hawaii representing roughly 9% of the state’s population.

“I resent the fact that the Clinton people are now saying that my endorsement is too late because I only can help with Texans — with Texas and Hispanics, implying that that’s my only value,” Gov. Bill Richardson told CNN’s John King

Richardson Endorsement of Obama Makes Perfect Sense (Latina Lista)

Richardson: ‘I am very loyal to the Clintons’

Gov. Richardson Defends His Endorsement Of

Richardson Refuses to Liken Bill Clinton to Joe McCarthy

Richardson Calls on Democrats to Unite and End `Bloodletting’

Richardson: Obama speech ‘clinched’ endorsement

First a Tense Talk With Clinton, Then Richardson Backs Obama

Richardson: Clinton call got ‘heated’

“I resent the fact that the Clinton people are now saying that my endorsement is too late because I only can help with Texans — with Texas and Hispanics, implying that that’s my only value,” Gov. Bill Richardson told CNN’s John King

From New Mexico, With Love

Video: Richardson endorses Obama

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson Endorsing Obama

Latinos form new lender in Seattle

Azteca America and DirecTv Sign Coast to Coast Distribution Deal

Latino homebuyers face uphill battle in effort to keep homes

Immigrant study finds no signs of harm to employment - But report on Green Bay doesn’t gauge effect on wages

Labor shortage grows desperate for area farmers; Relief sought in state measure, but say U.S. reform needed - Colorado

Domino’s Pizza Now Available in Spanish

How Publishers Can Find Your ‘Niche’ - he former ‘Reflejos’ president shares some hard-earned wisdom that might apply to any type of publishing — but watch your waistline!

Did You Know? Dallas has some of the highest rates of foreclosures in the country, and Texas is among the states with the highest share of subprime loans, according to the Consumer Federation of America. A good chunk of those loans in Dallas — about 22% — were made to Latinos.

Mortgage crisis has been hard on Latinos - Dallas

Marketplace: Mag looks for Latina bride matchup - Bodas USA

Ypsilon Films’ 7Pets Joins V-me’s Lineup

Azteca América to Launch News Studio

The United States should explore broader cooperation with Spain in Latin America, where their companies face similar challenges.

Did You Know? Goya sells 1,600 products ranging from bags of rice to ready-to-eat, frozen empanadas, up from 1,100 five years ago. The mix includes 38 varieties of beans alone, including the “powerhouse” frijoles negros favored by Cubans and the recently added mayacobas favored by Peruvians

Aetna Plays Host to Esperanza Academy Art Students - Philadelphia

Entrepreneurs and Experts Reveal Big Ideas at Microsoft’s Small Business Summit 2008

CEO Profile: At Goya, it’s all in la familia - Bob Unanue

10 Things Never to Say to Latino Executives

New Hispanic Lists: Home Data Hispanic New Homeowners

Hawaii Hispanic News Returns In Time for Cinco De Mayo

Blawgletter®: Fifth Circuit Protects El Chulo Show - Joaquin Garza (“Garza”) and Raul Bernal (“Bernal”) - Amigo Broadcasting, LP v. Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc.,

Spanish Broadcasting System Launches Film Division

Radio Pioneer Raul Alarcon Sr. To Receive Hispanic Radio Industry’s Biggest Award

Telemundo’s sweet surrender - The Spanish-language station gave up its valiant attempt to form a third broadcast network in Mexico.

Selena’s father feels for Emilio’s family

Emilio Navaira in Critical Condition Following Accident

Andy García Pays Tribute to Cachao

VIDEO – Belanova Breaks a Record for Internet Sales

VIDEO – Carlos Santana and Mariah Carey Promote Their New Products

Vicente Fernández: Verónica Castro and Cristian Spoke

Verónica Castro Wants to Reconcile with Cristian

Ana Layevska Diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism

Cuban film industry waits for next revolution

Emilio Navaira’s fans pray for his recovery

Los Lobos delves into jams but still rocks

America Ferrera takes on film, TV and politics

Mambo pioneer Cachao dead at 89

Jerry Rivera, Putumayo’s ‘Latin Reggae’

Gustavo Santaolalla to Be Honored as BMI Icon at 15th Annual Latin Awards Ceremony

The Mexican Soap Opera Beating U.S. Shows–in the U.S. - Al Diablo con los Guapos

Gossip blogger Perez Hilton courted by industry

Sofía Vergara stars in “Meet The Browns,” strives for a lead role

Chan and Chana are made for each other - Their names are alike, but Chan and Chana’s differences are what fuel their music.

Latinas are ready to run - New Jersey

A Primer on Mexico’s Immigration and Emigration Laws

“Casa del Migrante” A Haven For Illegal Immigrants Who Get Deported

Honduras calls US melon alert unjust, calls for proof

Puerto Rico to resume winter baseball season after a year-long shutdown

Cuba moves to decentralize state-run agriculture

A New Florida Attraction Highlights Cuban-American Culture

Over Internet, Cuban youths offer rare insights - From Havana, the young men and women tell of a rift between the older generation that leads the island’s regime and an increasingly frustrated younger generation.

Latino studies minor may not get approval - University of Maryland

The amazing life story of Dolores Huerta

For Latinos, English can be a real curveball - NY Mets

‘You can do it’: Latino students urged to set a goal, achieve it - Hispanic Education Conference at Modesto Junior College

Latinos vie for school board, council seats in Irving - Texas

ChristianFamilyTube.com Goes Spanish

Health care for Hispanics stays steady - Prince William County, Virginia

El Hispano News “Parents Step Ahead” Program Introduced in Irving, Texas

Libraries to bridge cultures, support family literacy during El día de los niños/El día de los libros celebration

Immigrants do assimilate, but not overnight

¿Hablas Español? - BBC Mundo team sets out on a US road-trip raising Hispanic issues, speaking only Spanish

Former gangster turns life around - Cristian Martinez speaks to youth in Idaho

Breast-Feeding Protects Against Development of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth

Immigration law in Kansas brings upheaval for mixed couples, where one is illegal

Houston Astros hire Francisco Romero for Spanish radio

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