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Latino Evangelicals' Trailblazing Vote Against Supporting Capital Punishment

The National Latino Evangelical Coalition (NaLEC), in a unanimous vote, has come together to urge their 3,000 member congregations to help put and end capital punishment across the country.

Billboard Latin Music Awards 2015 Preview: Performers, Nominees, & Air Date For 26th Annual Telemundo Show

Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Daddy Yankee is one of big stars to perform for the 26th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards airing live on Telemundo Apirl 30, according to Billboard.

Mexico Pledges Major Pollution Cuts by 2030

Pledging to cut greenhouse gas and short-lived climate pollutants 25 percent by 2030, Mexico has become the first developing nation to submit pollutant reduction goals for next fall's climate change talks, which, will be held in Paris.

Chilean Mining Accident Update: Survivor of 2010 Ordeal Loses Home in Flash Flood

Victor Zamora, one of the rescued Chilean miners who was trapped underground for 69 days in 2010, has lost his home due to the recent flash floods in northern Chile.

Guatemala Authorities Arrest Gang Member Suspected of Killing Journalist

Guatemala President Otto Perez Molina announced on Friday an alleged gang member who had been suspected of ordering the recent killing of a young journalist has been arrested.

Argentina-UK Relations 2015: Russia Denies Supersonic Bomber Deal With Argentina But 'Ready to Discuss' It

Although Russia has yet to hold any official negotiations regarding the leasing of a dozen supersonic bombers to Argentina, a senior government official has announced that the country would in fact be willing to consider such a deal in the future.

Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro Plans to Give Obama Anti-US Petition

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who has mometarily stepped aside from accusing the U.S. of trying to undermine his socialist country and readying his military in the event of a U.S.-based attack, is preparing to give President Barack Obama a gift.

Immigration News: US Circuit Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Mexican's Torture Claim

Regarding the plight of foreigners claiming torture in their home countries, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has stated that it is neither the responsibility of the petitioner nor of the government to determine if it is indeed safe for them to return to another part of the country rather than where their torture occurred

Zambrano-Montes Shooting Update: Washington Governor Refuses to Remove Prosecutor From Police Shooting Probe

Governor Jay Inslee of Washington state has denied a request made by a Latino advocacy group Consejo Latino to remove Franklin County Prosecutor Shawn Sant from an investigation into the Feb. 10 deadly shooting of a Mexican orchard worker named Antonio Zambrano-Montes.

Robert Rodriguez Sits Down with 'Father of Chicano Theater' & 'Zoot Suit,' 'La Bamba' Director Luis Valdez [Exclusive]

El Rey Network Founder and Chairman Robert Rodriguez had the privilege of honoring the life's work of celebrated Director Luis Valdez ("La Bamba," "Zoot Suit"), a fellow Chicano filmmaker who helped shape his cinematic vision, directorial approach and reinforce his love of his Mexican-American culture.

Radio Personality Angie Martinez, Entertainment Weekly's Nina Terrero Pay Homage to the Powerful Women Who Helped Shape Their Lives (EXCLUSIVE)

Women are truly fabulous and as Latinas we value the bonds with the women in our lives especially our mothers and grandmothers. Not only have they helped paved the way for us, but they continue to drive us to be better and reach for the stars.On March 25, P&G Orgullosa's forum "Nueva Latinas Living Fabulosa," held at The TimesCenter in New York, not only celebrated the beautiful modern, bicultural Latina experience, but it was a tribute to our roots and the women who are the gateway to our cultures.

'Orange Is the New Black' Season 3 Premiere Date & Cast News: Selenis Leyva Talks Afro-Latina Struggles, Gearing Up For Governor Role on 'VEEP'

Fresh off of promoting the Netflix hit, "Orange Is the New Black "Season 3 in Mexico City, Alma Award-winning actress and proud Afro-Caribeña Selenis Leyva is a force to be reckoned with and she's bringing her fierce acting skills to HBO's "VEEP."

Tea-Tasting Guru Charlie Baden Savors Herbal Blends From Guatemala, Mexico

Tea-tasting guru and Celestial Seasonings Blendmaster Charlie Baden shared with Latin Post what it's like to have an almost 40-year career tasting and blending a multitude of tea flavor profiles from around the world, including Guatemala and Mexico.

Brazil News: Authorities Uncover Tax Fraud Scheme

Authorities in Brazil have announced that they have uncovered a tax fraud scheme at the Finance Ministry's tax appeals board that might have ended up costing taxpayers up $5.96 billion.

Report: Second-Generation Latino Youth Facing Adversity More Likely to Strive for Success

Youth of color, principally, grow up in impoverished and/or marginalized environments, and they're often plagued with inequalities, disparities and other changing factors. Nonetheless, young Latinos are working hard to sidestep poor education and poor health outcomes to better embrace wellbeing, advancement and success.

VOXXI, the Popular Independent News Outlet, Closes its Doors

VOXXI, the popular independent news outlet known for its Latino-centered media coverage and its mission to become "The Voice of the Hispanic 21st Century," quietly shut its doors earlier this week.

Jane the Virgin's Gina Rodriguez, Latina Stars Revel in Bicultural Experience Via 'Living Fabulosa' Initiative

On Wednesday night, Gina Rodriguez, Angie Martinez, Lilliana Vazquez, Nina Terrero and "OITNB" Stars Diane Guerrero and Selenis Leyva together with P&G's Orgullosa program celebrated its newest initiative, 'Living Fabulosa' (living fabulously). It's a continuation of its Nueva Latina campaign, "which highlights the unique and complex experience of the modern, bicultural Latina -- the Nueva Latina."

How Climbing PoeTree's Alixa Garcia Uses Poetry -- and Vegetable Oil -- as a Vehicle for Social Justice

Colombia is a part of professional poet Alixa Garcia's upbringing. It's a part of her family, her roots and her ancestry. But, she was also intermittently raised in North America --so asking her where she's from can be a bit tricky. Her rearing in both war-torn Colombia and the socially imbalanced U.S. offered her two drastic realities, opening her eyes to a global perspective.

Picasso Paintings: 1955 Art Worth $140M Heading to NYC Auction

A soon to be auctioned off Pablo Picasso masterpiece dated from 1955 is expected to fetch $140 million.

Dilma Rousseff: Brazil President Invited to Reschedule Canceled Visit to the US

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has been invited to make a state visit to Washington. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has been invited to make a state visit to Washington.
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