Hispanic News

Technology donations are giving a boost to a nonprofit organization that provides education programs for Hispanic residents in northeast Mississippi. El Centro, in Tupelo, is receiving three years of free internet access and a $50,000 […]

By Luciano Nagel SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile is considered a country with a solid democracy and a population that takes to the streets to demand rights, but social and economic differences between men and women are […]

By Jenny Manrique With tax season looming in early 2022, the Internal Revenue Service, better known as the IRS, released the get ready webpage, available in eight languages, that allows taxpayers to find the information they […]

By Lem Satterfield Both WBO champion Stephen Fulton and WBC counterpart Brandon Figueroa predicted knockout victories entering Saturday’s 122-pound unification clash of unbeatens at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas. Although neither cashed in […]

By Edelmiro Franco V Kidnapping, forced conscription and sexual violence in the ranks of the now immobilized Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP) are open wounds for thousands of victims who are demanding truth, […]

By Lem Satterfield Gervonta Davis is an unbeaten pay-per-view star, a three-division and five-time champion and perhaps the premier knockout specialist in the sport. And if you ask two-time welterweight champion Shawn Porter, “Tank Davis” […]

By Martin M Barillas While the U.S. funnels some $310 million to Central American lands, officials and experts are divided about whether those tax dollars are being diverted to fuel a “leftist revolution” or drive […]

By Luciano Nagel Argentina, Brazil and Chile, known as the ‘ABCs’ and as the Southern Cone, tend to stand out as leaders in South America. Today, all three are going through uncertain political scenarios, due […]