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Tag: 2008 election
Latin America to U.S.: Tsk-Tsk
Miami is sometimes half-jokingly called “the capital of Latin America,” for its concentration of Latin American expats, Latin American corporation headquarters and even vacation homes for the region’s richest. No wonder then that both Senators John McCain and Barack Obama…
Former President Fox in Detroit: A Mexican Viewpoint on Immigration Reform and the US Presidential Election
Vicente Fox at Wayne State University. (Photo: Centro Fox) A capacity crowd of activists, politicians, students and intellectuals from the Detroit metro area gathered at Wayne State University Sept. 12 to listen to former Mexican President Vicente Fox give a…
Reporter's Notebook: A Russian American Journalist at the Republican Convention
This article was written by Ari Kagan who is in Minnesota to cover the Republican National Convention under a project sponsored by Feet in Two Worlds and the New York Community Media Alliance. Dr. Solomon Bayevsky, an 85-years-old resident of…
Latinos Expected to Vote in Record Numbers this November: Could Help Turn Red States Blue
At least 9.2 million Latinos are expected to vote in November’s presidential election according to a report released Thursday by the National Association of Latino Elected Officials. If the estimate is correct, it would represent an increase of more than…