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Gabriel Coronel crowned winner of Telemundo's

Gabriel Coronel Beats Judith Grace on 'Top Chef Estrellas', Actor Jokes That He Can't Even Cook Rice

Venezuelan actor and singer Gabriel Coronel on Sunday was crowned the winner of Telemundo's "Top Chef Estrellas" competition. The 28-year-old's triumph means that his chosen charity, Amigos For Kids - an organization that helps children in need - will take home $50,000.
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Senator Patty Murray Discusses Proposed Women's Health Bill With Planned Parenthood

"The 21st Century Women's Health Act," new legislation proposed by senior United States Senator from Washington Patty Murray, is a bill that looks to honor progress made on behalf of women's reproductive health care, and it proposes to protect those advancements. In a recent teleconference with Planned Parenthood, Murray discussed the bill, equality, opportunity and women's health.
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Spain's Pau Gasol Makes History, Now All-Time NBA Scoring Leader Among Hispanic Players (Watch)

Pau Gasol has made history once again. The Spanish power forward is now the all-time scorer in NBA history by a Hispanic player. Gasol overtook Rolando Blackman, and is now in fifth place among international scorers all-time.
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International Women's Day: Eight New York Latinas Recognized for Their Contributions to the Arts and Culture

At the ninth annual commemorative ceremony to celebrate Ecuadorian politician Galo Plaza's New York birthplace, trailblazers Frida Kahlo, Gabriela Mistral and Julia de Burgos were honored, and so were eight other New York Latinas who are currently shaping the arts and culture.
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Maluma Calls Belinda 'One of the Most Beautiful Women' He Has Seen, Denies They're Dating

Colombian singer Maluma has denied rumors that he is romantically involved with Belinda Peregrín. But that did not keep the reggaeton star from graciously complementing the Mexican artist.
One of Guatemala's Major Cocaine Distributors Jailed

South America's Cocaine Industry in on the Decline, Impacting the International Drug Market

South America's cocaine industry is losing speed, according to recent reports, which suggests Colombia and Peru has seen a decline in production.
Mexican President Pena Nieto & His Wife with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh

Telenovelas Partly Inspired 'Downton Abbey,' Reveals Creator as Mexican First Lady Meets Cast

Mexican First Lady Angelica Rivera met some of the cast of "Downton Abbey" during her and her husband's visit to the United Kingdom. Though creator Julian Fellowes did not meet the first lady, he did meet President Pena Nieto.
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World's First Latina Supermodel Patricia Velasquez Hosts Book Release Party for Memoir, "Straight Walk"

"Straight Walk: A Supermodel's Journey To Finding Her Truth," is a memoir written by actress, model and business woman Patricia Velasquez, and the book had its coming out party this week at Teddy's in the swank and historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles.
International MLB Games Could Be Heading to Cuba

MLB Baseball Could be Heading to Cuba, But is it a Good Idea? [Poll]

Major League Baseball is one of the most popular sports leagues in the United States today, and they are looking to broaden their game. With a rich history on the baseball field, Cuba could very well host spring training exhibition games in the near future.
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Mexico News 2015: British Prime Minister Cameron, President Enrique Pena Nieto to Discuss Human Rights in Mexico

When England’s Prime Minister David Cameron meets next with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, he will "raise concerns" about human rights and discuss Mexico's judicial system.
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TBS Conan O'Brien Show Recap 2015: Late Night Show Host Records Episode in Cuba, Learns Salsa

First late-night host to tape a show in Cuba in over over 50 years

Why Aren't There More Female & Minority TV Writers? Writers Guild of America, West Explains 'Unlevel Playing Field'

What is the state of diversity in writing for television within the entertainment industry? That's a question that The Writers Guild of America, West asked and sought answers in its latest findings in 2015 TV Staffing Brief.
Tenor Rolando Sanz talks to Latin Post about his career, YAA and the Baltimore Orioles.

EXCLUSIVE: Cuban American Tenor Rolando Sanz Talks Young Artists of America, Verdi & Baseball

Opera singer Rolando Sanz talks to Latin Post about the Young Artists of America, his career and the Baltimore Orioles.
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PALABRAS: Author Cristina Henríquez Finds Success Transforming Childhood, Family Memories into Award-Winning Fiction Books

Cristina Henríquez, author of the critically acclaimed novel "The Book of Unknown Americans," was born in the United States, but spent a great deal of her childhood in her father's home nation, Panama. Henríquez talks with Latin Post in this week's edition of "Palabras" to discuss her new book, Panama and how her travels made her a best-selling author.

BEHIND THE SCENES: 'Little Boy' Executive Producer Eduardo Verástegui Talks Filming American Film in Mexico

There's nothing more Americana than a Norman Rockwell painting where the artist captured the essence of American culture with the stroke of a paintbrush. Have you ever wondered what it would look like if Rockwell's paintings came to life during the 1940's, in the middle of World War II - but set in Mexico? Well Mexican Director Alejandro Monteverde, Mexican Executive Producer Eduardo Verástegui, and Executive Producers Roma Downey ("Touched by an Angel," "Son of God" & "The Bible" series) and Mark Burnett (producer of "The Voice," "Shark Tank," "Son of God" & "The Bible" series) have made this a reality with their upcoming major motion picture, "Little Boy," which hits theaters on April 24.
President Obama Announces America’s College Promise Program; What You Need To Know

CUNY, the Nation's Largest Urban University, to Repay Thousands to Undocumented Students

CUNY will be repaying thousands to 150 undocumented students who recently overpaid their tuition; the confusion largely due to the students' legal status.
Jeb Bush tackles question on last name, immigration

Jeb Bush Says Members of His Family Are Different, Wants Immigrants to 'Come out of the Shadows'

Analysts have long noted that Jeb Bush's last name may prove a liability when it comes to the Republican presidential hopeful's shots at the White House, and the former Florida governor is taking the issue head-on.
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9 Arrested by Spanish Police on Suspicion of Selling Fake Art by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol and John Miro

In Spain, police have busted up a gang that allegedly created and then sold fake works of art to unsuspecting collectors.
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