By Maribel Hastings, America’s Voice | March 27, 2024 Joe Biden’s statement last week to Latino voters in Phoenix, Arizona, captures the stakes in what is shaping up to be a close election between the Democratic president and former Republican President Donald Trump: “I desperately need you. And while the Nov. 5 race is a […]
By Michelle Fonseca When Miss Nicaragua won Miss Universe this month, I cried for joy. I felt at last that my culture had gained recognition from people worldwide. It may seem odd — as a young Nicaraguan woman, why would progressive members of my generation pay attention to beauty pageants today? But this year’s Miss […]
By Amir Khafagy | October 2, 2023 The National Labor Relations Board unrolled several new policies to safeguard the rights of undocumented workers organizing their workplaces. In February, a slim majority of the workers at Lodi, the upscale Italian restaurant in Rockefeller Center founded by the Uruguayan-born chef Ignacio Mattos, whose menu includes a single […]