Monthly Archives: November 2021
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CVIIC Launches Second Year Immigrant Entrepreneur Program for Central Valley Latin American Immigrants
Collaboration on the integration of immigrants from the central valley Participants in the CVIIC Immigrant Entrepreneur Program The second year of the CVIIC Immigrant Entrepreneurs program ... -
In Orlando, Hispanic Residents Spend More on Rent Than Anywhere in the Country national news
Estafany Londoño considers herself one of the lucky ones. At the height of the pandemic, the 24-year-old had to find new accommodation. “A lot of the ... -
Despotism and developmental colonialism | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History – Santa Cruz Sentinel
The Holy Roman Emperor, Joseph II (1741-1790), summed up his “enlightened despotism” as “Everything for the people, nothing for the people”. However, the Americans, who qualified ... -
Democrats struggle to energize their base as frustrations mount
Ms Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats recognize that a significant part of the challenge their party faces is structural: with small majorities in Congress, the party cannot ... -
Op-Ed: Latin American Communities Can Redefine American Generosity
Generosity connects human beings. It is a powerful core value that we share across ideologies and identities. It is our relationship with our community, our family ... -
Kinecta Federal Credit Union hosted its 48th Annual Holiday Food Drive to provide much needed help and encouragement to local families
Since 1973, Kinecta has partnered with community organizations in Los Angeles County to identify and help families in need while on vacation. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA, 25 ... -
How Arizona-Latino-Owned Businesses Found Support During the Pandemic Economic news
The pandemic nearly ended the Salvadoreño restaurant, which opened its first location in 2002. Pupusas are the specialty of the Salvadoreño restaurant, a family-run chain that ... -
FinTech Lenders May Be the Key to Solving Discrimination
Case Western Reserve University and the American Institute of Business (AEI) published a new report which revealed that the digitization of mortgages and the rise of ... -
Investors are buying houses in Tampa Bay at record rates, creating stiff competition
For Lou Brown, a real estate agent for a company in Midtown St. Petersburg, it was unusual to represent a potential candidate. buyer who lost the ... -
President Biden’s Order to Increase Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors to $ 15 Effective Jan. 30 | Mississippi Politics and News
State Senator Sojourner and the Latino President of EmpowerMS agree that Biden’s order is counterproductive, saying the president has “helped enough.” On Monday, the US Department ...
