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All we have published since May 28, 2024.

Immigration

May 29, 2025

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10 min read

Sanctuary Cities Face Funding Threats

Despite legal standing, federal dollars are at risk

The Conversation

Startup Journey

May 28, 2025

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5 min read

The Latino Newsletter Enters Next Growth Chapter

Thank you to the Tiny News Collective for being our fiscal sponsor

Julio Ricardo Varela

Identity

How Dismantling DEI Threatens Students Like Me

May 27, 2025

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9 min read

How Dismantling DEI Threatens Students Like Me

Without it, we are left with fewer chances to thrive

Henders Aponte

Culture

Sueños Festival Brings Latin Music and Unity to Chicago’s Grant Park

May 26, 2025

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7 min read

Sueños Festival Brings Latin Music and Unity to Chicago’s Grant Park

The weekend spotlighted the next wave of pop talent

Hector Cervantes

Immigration

Worcester Seeks to Rebuild Trust Following Viral Arrests at ICE Action

May 23, 2025

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9 min read

Worcester Seeks to Rebuild Trust Following Viral Arrests at ICE Action

Residents say the city feels different and that fear still lingers

Rosanna Marinelli

Opinion

Undocumented Parenting: The Monster Under My Bed

May 22, 2025

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6 min read

Undocumented Parenting: The Monster Under My Bed

I contemplate the thin line between the real and imagined monsters in the lives of my children

La Cuenta

Opinion

To Join the Union, Puerto Rico Must Embrace English

May 21, 2025

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5 min read

To Join the Union, Puerto Rico Must Embrace English

Statehood demands more than political will

Javier Ortiz

Startup Journey

May 20, 2025

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6 min read

What Kept The Latino Newsletter Going

How I knew it wasn’t done

Julio Ricardo Varela

Immigration

A National Student Status Fight Reaches Puerto Rico

May 19, 2025

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9 min read

A National Student Status Fight Reaches Puerto Rico

Events are prompting caution within the island’s international campus community

Carlos Berríos Polanco

Opinion

May 16, 2025

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7 min read

Marcela García Is Regia

Her Nieman fellowship is a win... and a statement

Javier Marin

Opinion

An Economic Plan for Puerto Rico’s Future

May 15, 2025

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7 min read

An Economic Plan for Puerto Rico’s Future

While the government sleeps, Plan B delivers

Javier A. Hernández

Latin America

How Two Decades in South America Shaped Pope Leo XIV’s Vision

May 14, 2025

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9 min read

How Two Decades in South America Shaped Pope Leo XIV’s Vision

Many Peruvians were overjoyed with the election of the new Pontiff, whom they are proud to claim as a fellow citizen

The Conversation

Identity

Braids and Moños Bring Back Childhood Memories

May 13, 2025

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7 min read

Braids and Moños Bring Back Childhood Memories

Evanelly Aguilar’s Moños de mi Niñez events offer a nostalgic space for healing and cultural connection

Chantal Vaca

Puerto Rico

Why Puerto Rican Activists Are Fighting a $2 Billion Resort

May 12, 2025

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7 min read

Why Puerto Rican Activists Are Fighting a $2 Billion Resort

Project Esencia is facing resistance from groups in Puerto Rico and New York

Asma Barakat

Opinion

Davicito’s ICE Detention Demands a Response

May 9, 2025

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8 min read

Davicito’s ICE Detention Demands a Response

A migrant Venezuelan artist is being punished for his voice, his story, and what he represents

Guest Contributor

Opinion

We Don’t Censor Students in Boston, Even if It Costs Us

May 8, 2025

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6 min read

We Don’t Censor Students in Boston, Even if It Costs Us

What 826 Boston’s stand says about this moment for education

Enrique J. Pepén

Opinion

Trump’s Trucker Language Mandate Ignores What Works

May 7, 2025

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8 min read

Trump’s Trucker Language Mandate Ignores What Works

Real safety requires language expertise, not political messaging

Annie Abbott

Immigration

Migrant Rights Take Focus at Puerto Rico’s May Day March

May 6, 2025

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7 min read

Migrant Rights Take Focus at Puerto Rico’s May Day March

Workers rally behind communities targeted by federal raids and rising fear

Carlos Berríos Polanco

Opinion

The Government Told Me to Leave the Country

May 5, 2025

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7 min read

The Government Told Me to Leave the Country

I’m a U.S. citizen and an immigration attorney

Adam Peña

Opinion

State Agents Target Journalists in Mexico and Honduras

May 2, 2025

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7 min read

State Agents Target Journalists in Mexico and Honduras

Despite promises to protect the press, both governments enable violence and repression behind the scenes

The Conversation

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All Stories

Sanctuary Cities Face Funding Threats

The Latino Newsletter Enters Next Growth Chapter

How Dismantling DEI Threatens Students Like Me

Sueños Festival Brings Latin Music and Unity to Chicago’s Grant Park

Worcester Seeks to Rebuild Trust Following Viral Arrests at ICE Action

Undocumented Parenting: The Monster Under My Bed

To Join the Union, Puerto Rico Must Embrace English

What Kept The Latino Newsletter Going

A National Student Status Fight Reaches Puerto Rico

Marcela García Is Regia

An Economic Plan for Puerto Rico’s Future

How Two Decades in South America Shaped Pope Leo XIV’s Vision

Braids and Moños Bring Back Childhood Memories

Why Puerto Rican Activists Are Fighting a $2 Billion Resort

Davicito’s ICE Detention Demands a Response

We Don’t Censor Students in Boston, Even if It Costs Us

Trump’s Trucker Language Mandate Ignores What Works

Migrant Rights Take Focus at Puerto Rico’s May Day March

The Government Told Me to Leave the Country

State Agents Target Journalists in Mexico and Honduras

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