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Rio Festival 2015

Most Popular Festival Vacation Spots in Latin America

The Latin side of America celebrates magnificent festivals throughout the year. Starting in January to December, there are a number of celebrations for almost everything -- from harvesting to music and films, to religious customs and wild street parties -- Latins always prepare the revelry.
Puerto Rico Teeters On Edge Of Massive Default

Best Caribbean Hotels for Gallivanting Globetrotters

These hotels ensure guests get to experience the best the Caribbean has to offer.
World Asthma Day

Asthma Epidemic Plateaued and Declined in Recent Years but Remains a Threat Among Children

Asthma epidemic continally decreased all thoughout the years but remains a treat among young children.
Quinceañera

'Quinceañera': Business in Cuba Welcomes Back Old Latin Tradition

Quinceañera," an old Latin American tradition is back in business in Cuba. "Quinceañera" is an age-old Latin American tradition that marks a young Latina's 15th birthday and is considered her rite of passage from a girl to womanhood. Naturally, a lot of families will want to give their daughters a wonderful experience. This Latin American established practice goes way back centuries ago. For now, some traces of the ancient celebrations remain including the traditional waltzes performed by Latin American girls.
Mass Unity Rallies Held Around The World Following Recent Terrorist Attacks

Number of Latinos Converting to Islam Growing in the US

The Latino community has always been strongly aligned with the Catholic Church, but recently there has been a significant number of Latinos in the United States choosing to convert to Islam. A report from Press-Enterprise called the Latino Muslims one of the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the nation. Statistics isn't tracked, but the report said there are an estimated 150,000 converts in the country.
Lucky Foods Fit for the New Year

New Year's Lucky Foods to Ensure Good Fortune in 2016

New Year's Day always represents new beginning, a time for hope and to aim for new goals for the coming year. Most people also see this festivity as a chance to drive away bad luck and pray for better things to come ahead.
Ethical Fashion Show Berlin

Latino New Year’s Eve Underwear Traditions -- Underwear Puerto Rico, Peru, Colombia and Other Latin America Countries Natives Wear for Prosperity, Fortune

Get to know the different New Year's Eve underwear traditions across Latin America.
Brazilian President Luis Ignacio Lula Da Silva Visits Cuba

Leftist Leonel Brizola Declared National Hero in Brazil

The late leftist leader in Brazil, Leonel Brizola, just became the latest added member in the honorary list of national heroes last Tuesday upon a passage of a law in Brazil, authorizing the inscription of Leonel de Moura Brizola in the exclusive "Book of National Heroes."
Peru Trekking

Pair of Andean Condors Arrives in Colombia for Reintroduction Project

A pair of Andean condors arrived at the Colombian National Aviary on Isla de Baru off the Atlantic coast on Tuesday. The goal of the wildlife park is to breed and reintroduce the condors into the wild because there are only about 180 left in Colombia.
ESPN Deportes

CBS, NFL Partner with ESPN Deportes to Simulcast Super Bowl 50 in Spanish

With the kickoff of Super Bowl 50 now just weeks away, the National Football League and the event's broadcaster CBS have announced a new partnership to bring America's biggest sporting event live to Spanish-speaking fans through ESPN Deportes for the first time.
Valongo Wharf

Excavation of Valongo Wharf Creates Controversy Over Brazil's Past Black Slavery

The excavation of Rio de Janeiro's Valongo Wharf created a stir of controversy as Brazil's past black slavery came to light.
Mexican food

Top 10 Tamales Restaurants in Los Angeles

Check out the 10 best tamales restaurant in the Los Angeles area.
Job Seekers Attend Employment Fair

Interview Etiquette for Latino Job Seekers

Some people say that the job interview is a game of chance. They thought that they can only do limited things about it. That's why other aspirants would just read the job description, familiarize their resume and pray hoping that their interviewer will ask questions they can answer. But the truth is, there is a way to nail one's job interview. And that is the proper preparation for it. So Latinos must invest their time and efforts as they do the right thing perfectly especially that this phase is their last step to reach the goal of getting hired.
The Colorful Interior of Kaos Temple

Kaos Temple: Abandoned Century-Old Spanish Church Gets Unusual Skate Park Makeover

The Santa Barbara church located in Llanera, Asturias, Spain has long been left to rot. But a group of skaters led by Ernesto Fernandez Rey created the Church Brigade Collective and bought the massive structure to turn it into something purposeful once again.
PER: Effects Of The Inter-Oceanic Highway On The Eco-System

Top 10 Must-See Peru Travel Destinations

Here's a list of lesser-known yet worthwhile travel destinations in Peru.
Pablo Neruda

Chilean Street Festival Gathers 600 Stage Actors in Commemoration of Pablo Neruda’s Life

Chileans commemorate the works of their beloved poet, Pablo Neruda.
Rio De Janeiro Previews - 2014 FIFA World Cup

'Suppressed Favelas' Poetry Surround Rio de Janeiro's Slums

Italian photographer Matteo Bastianelli started a project to reveal the poetry of the infamous slums in which he called "Suppressed Favelas."
TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2014 - Day 3

Job Opportunities for Latinos—Account Managers

Being chatty, outgoing and creative are the perfect personalities a person should have to excel in the marketing and advertising field especially for the position of account managers. Having these personalities can be the vital link that could build the bridge between the manager's clients and the company. That's why Latinos who have a talkative personality, imaginative mindset and have what it takes to become an account manager are perfect for the position and should better take the step to become a part of the growing team.
Giant Statues Relay History Of California Farming

'East of Salinas' PBS Documentary on Farmworkers' Children Goes Viral

The newest PBS documentary film "East of Salinas," which is about the status of the farmworkers' children in a small part of California in Salinas Valley, is gaining much attention as the series by Independent Lens, which airs today, tackles the issue of the education and lifestyle of migrant labor workers in the U.S.
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Experts Explain the Mystery Behind the 'Walking Tree' in Latin America

Trees are normally stationary which means they stay on the same spot where they were first planted. It is the same as rooted plants that are planted in gardens or grow in forests.
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