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Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: October 2nd, 2009 :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: September 30th, 2009 :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

¡Una Celebración de Cine en Español! VeneMovies On Demand Premiering with Avail-TVN

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: September 21st, 2009 :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: September 15th, 2009 :: 5 Minutes to Empowerment

Listen to podcast interview with Jose Carrera, owner, Ocho Placas about tattoos and his Little Havana business

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: September 1st, 2009 :: 5 minute to empowerment

Hispanic y Latino News for Monday June 8th, 2009

Cuba Travel Services, Inc. to Relaunch Non-Stop Flights from L.A. to Havana

Calle Ocho keeps moving, helping – The Kiwanis Club of Little Havana will seek $1 donations from Calle Ocho partygoers Sunday to continue the club’s charitable works.

Budweiser Supports Latino Higher Education Through $20,000 Donation to Kiwanis of Little Havana Foundation

Former Assistant Secretary for Aging, The Honorable Josefina G. Carbonell, Appointed Senior Vice President at Independent Living Systems

News Summary for December 23rd – 28th, 2008

Fox Sports en Espanol Kicks Off Holiday Season with Latin Jazz & Funk

News Summary for October 27th, 2008

News Summary for Monday – August 18th, 2008

Essentials for Monday – August 18th, 2008

Big Trouble in Little Havana – For the first time in 20 years, Democrats are mounting serious challenges to at least two of Miami’s three Republican lawmakers, who often run unopposed.

Blogante News for Monday – July 14th, 2008

Blogante Essentials for Monday – July 14th, 2008

Will Little Havana Go Blue?

Blogante News for Monday – May 19th, 2008

Fiesta Atlanta ‘08 Is a Tremendous Success!

USHCC Foundation Sparks Business Dreams of Miami Youth

Cuban police break up women’s sit-in for release of husbands

Blogante News for Thursday – April 10th, 2008

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.

Old Spice Domino Tournament at Calle Ocho Achieves the Guinness World Record(TM) for ‘Most People Playing Dominos’

Blogante News for Thursday – March 13th, 2008

Cuban Art Finds a Home in Miami Galleries

La India, Pitbull, and Menudo … Celebrate Carnaval Miami at Little Havana’s Calle Ocho – Sunday, March 16 (wish I was going)

Bud Light Celebrates 30 Years of Calle Ocho

US.government makes European-owned Cuba websites vanish

Blogante News for Wednesday – March 5th, 2008

Blogante News for Thursday – February 21st, 2008

In Little Little Havana, Not Quite as Much of a Cuban Feel

Castro’s Move Talk of the Town in Miami

Blogante News for Monday – February 18th, 2008

Blogante News for Wednesday – January 30th, 2008

Little Havana’s Big Impact In Florida

Florida’s Cuban Voters Harder to Woo

Blogante News for Monday – January 28th, 2008

In Miami’s Little Havana, Giuliani makes his stand

Beyond cafe con leche: Candidates compete for Cuban-American vote

Primary results to help gauge Hispanic voters’ strength – Florida

Florida Hispanics diverse in origin, culture, politics

Candidates pay little attention to Florida Hispanics

GOP courting Florida’s Cubans – How many cafecitos does it take to win Florida’s Republican primary? The presidential candidates will find out as they jockey for support in the Cuban-American community.

Giuliani targets Hispanics on South Florida visit

Famed defector sues Cuban-American critics – former Cuban Gen. Rafael del Pino

Delio Nuñez-Menocal Joins ImpreMedia as General Sales Manager for Vista Magazine

Net newsletter takes pulse of Hispanic vote – La Política

National Award for Excellence in Spanish-language Journalism will be Based in Philadelphia

National Award for Excellence in Spanish-language Journalism

The GOP no longer has a lock on Florida’s Hispanic voters

National Award for Excellence in Spanish-language Journalism – The AL DIA Foundation, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit organization, announced today the “FELIX VARELA’ National Journalism Awards, endowed with cash awards of up to $20,000 dollars, honoring an American intellectual of Hispanic origin who 183 years ago published in Philadelphia a Spanish-language newspaper, one of the very first in the history of the nation

Sugar & Spice: New series is like a steamy ‘Dynasty’ — but with mojitos – (more on Cane)

Carlos Acosta: a ballet superstar – The wayward Havana boy turned ballet superstar tells our correspondent why he is still fiercely proud of his roots; and, below, an extract from his new autobiography

Even top Latino talent can’t raise ‘Cane’

Cuban stogie could be too hot for Thompson – (my translation: Keep the embargo, but let me keep smoking Cuban cigars)

Uncontrolled Blood Pressure Highest Among Hispanics, Prompting New National Hypertension Project

GOP Hopes to Hold on to Florida’s Cubans

MEXICANS – Making a mark in Miami – Jorge Lomonaco soon-to-be-former consul general of Mexico in Miami

In immigration battle, Cubans are spectators – Cubans generally won’t be affected by immigration proposals being debated in Congress but differ in opinions about them.

SALAD Accuses Superintendent Crew Of Discriminating Against Hispanics – Miami

I REMEMBER CUBA Growing Up American-Cuban

For One Cuban Immigrant, Going Home Was Necessary to Realize Identity – book – “Scatter My Ashes Over Havana”

Calle Ocho Breaks Another Guinness Dance Record

Life in Miami’s Little Havana still centers on Castro

Cuban-American Rapper Pitbull and Elhood.com Pay Surprise Visit to Amigos For Kids After-School Program. – Miami

State’s Hispanic Voters Swing Toward Democrats – Florida

The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) Announces 2006 Winners – Luis Estrada’s UN MUNDO MARAVILLOSO (Mexico) wins Best Film.

Suénalo fever. With its contagious congas and conch shells, Miami 10-piece Suénalo Sound System gets hips shaking.

New tour focuses on Little Havana in Miami, Florida

Castro’s Illness, Cuba’s Future Dominate U.S. Hispanic Media

Cuban-Americans Wonder What Comes Next

Teen moms from Little Havana learned about women’s history at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida as part of a new program. Florida

Gallagher courts Dade Hispanic vote in race for Governor in Florida

South Floridians divided on sending troops

Local Immigrants Protest Proposed New Immigration Laws. Miami, Florida

Miami’s Cubans Torn Over Baseball Success

Are you ready for some dominoes from Miami, sponsored by ESPN and aired on ESPN Deportes and ESPN2

Getting to know Little Havana in Miami, Florida

In the New Orlando of 2020, nearly one in every three residents will be Hispanic — with a new generation on the rise. Florida

New Latin Comedy “Sueño” to Premiere in Miami

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