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Is MLB Considering Playing Spring Training Games in Cuba a Good Idea?

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.

Why Aren't There More Female & Minority TV Writers? Writers Guild of America, West Explains the '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.

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.

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 Relations between Cuba and the United States are improving enough that a U. S. -based late-night TV show was able to travel to Cuba and record an episode.

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.

EXCLUSIVE: Tenor Rolando Sanz on Young Artists of America, Verdi, Fusion Cuisine & Baltimore Orioles

Opera singer Rolando Sanz talks to Latin Post about the Young Artists of America, his career and the Baltimore Orioles.

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 2016: Former Florida Governor 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.

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.

Former Colombian Spy Chief Convicted: Maria del Pilar Hurtado Found Guilty of Spying, Sentence Coming Soon

Maria del Pilar Hurtado, who was once the head of Colombia's secret police, has been found guilty of spying on politicians, judges, and journalists as well.

SABOR: Puerto Rican Chef Doreen Colondres Spreads New Approach to 'Thinking' About Food

How do you think about food? Does it involve savoring the flavors, seasonal produce or boosting your energy, or is it just scarfing down what's available, pre-made and processed? For celebrity chef Doreen Colondres, who talks one-on-one with Latin Post, that's an easy question, for food is her passion and a way of life.

New York Yankees News & Rumors: 5 Free Agent Pitchers Yankees Could Consider Signing This Offseason

The New York Yankees are trying to avoid missing the MLB baseball postseason for the third consecutive season. While hitting remains an issue, the Bronx Bombers must address their rotating by adding quality pitchers. Latin Post lists five free agent pitchers who could help the Yankees.

SALUD: Dr. Myriam Torres Explains Why Breast Cancer Remains Leading Killer Among Latinas

Breast cancer rates are lower among Latinas than women of other races and, consequently, the community has lower breast cancer mortality rates than African American women and non-Hispanic whites, alike. Yet, breast cancer remains the most common cancer for Hispanic/Latina women, and it's their leading cause of death.

Mujeres in Power: Sonia Sotomayor, Gina Rodriguez and Ten Other Latinas Making Incredible Strides in Their Respective Industries

It's time to focus some attention on las chicas...the women who've penetrated industries and markets, offering their unique talents and perspectives, while simultaneously making enormous gains for themselves and setting the stage for the multi-generational success of Latinas. These women are power-wielding bombshells and champions of Latina sisterhood.

MLB News: Roughly 75 Cuban Baseball Players Look to Join Major League Baseball Including Hector Olivera, Andy Ibanez & Yadier Alvarez

Cuba is one home to some of the best baseball players in the world today. Although past government intervention has blocked many Cuban players from seeking a professional career in Major League Baseball, we may soon see a lot of talented Cuban baseball players heading to the United States.

PALABRAS: Award-Winning Author Helena Maria Viramontes Delves Into Love and Chicanos' Impact on Los Angeles

Helena Maria Viramontes, critically acclaimed author and professor, reinforces the belief that fiction can rise from experience and personal understanding, amass amid the memories of generations of Chicano families raised in East Los Angeles, and grow around the fervor of familial love that only words can attempt to capture.

Spanish Art Icon Salvador Dali’s Work Showcased in New Exhibit in Cuba, NYC

The National Arts Club is presenting a rare collection of work from Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali. The month-long free exhibition, entitled "Dali: The Golden Years," is a unique exhibition of drawings and prints from Dali that range from the 1930's to the 1970's.

Scholarships Opportunities 2015: Aspen Institute Announces Scholarship Program to Increase Latino Participation

The Aspen Institute will now be offering a scholarship program to increase Latin participation. The Aspen Institute will now be offering a scholarship program to increase Latin participation.

HIV Cure & Symptoms News 2015: HIV/AIDS Advancements, Obstacles and the Needs of HIV-Infected Latino Elders Top the Week

HIV infection is five times more prevalent among Latinos over 50 compared to non-Hispanic Whites. HIV-infected elders don't fare as well as others because they are unwilling to disclose information about their sex lives or drug usage with their health care providers. However, this racial gap concerning older Latinos isn't simply the result of high-risk behavior, but rather structural inequalities, which makes contact with the disease more likely, and access care or treatment less likely.

'Sabado Gigante' Cancelled? Host Don Francisco Being Honored With Latinovator Award at Hispanicize 2015

For many Spanish-speaking Latinos, Don Francisco is what Saturdays are about. The Chilean host of "Sabado Gigante" will be given the Latinovator Award at Hispanicize 2015, according to Hispanicize Wire.
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