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Debunking the Myth of Monolithic Latino Vote

Debunking the Myth of the Monolithic Latino Vote

A recent article debunks the monolithic myth, stating that Latinos, like the rest of the U.S. population, are diverse in their political opinions.
COVID-19 “Curve Not Flattened” In Mexico Despite Health Ministry Claim, Expert Say

Mexico's COVID-19 “Curve" Not Flattened Despite Health Ministry Claims

Measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus may not have been as successful as authorities think.

President Trump Pressures Vaccine Developers, Wants 100 Million Doses by Fall

In the war against COVID-19, time is the second biggest enemy. That is why U.S. President Donald Trump is pressing vaccine developers to fast-track the vaccine and produce 100 million doses by fall.

Heineken Mexico Sells Vouchers Online Support to Local Restaurants

Heineken Mexico is leading the way to help local business owners and their staff. Even though Mexico's beer industry is on the brink of collapse Heineken Mexico has launched a voucher program that aims to support restaurant owners and their staff during the economic crisis brought by COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent article.

Angry Mob Attempts to 'Rescue' Patient From Mexico Hospital, Claims 'Coronavirus Is a Lie'

Residents of Motozintla claim coronavirus is a plot to kill people. After a third patient in Motozintla, Chiapas was diagnosed with COVID-19, an angry mob of around 300 stormed the town's Social Security Institute hospital demanding to examine the patient themselves to make sure whether he have the coronavirus.

Beaches Turning Turquoise And Other Incredible Ways Nature Shows Healing During COVID-19 Pandemic

Staying indoors doesn't just mean limiting the risks to get infected by COVID-19 but also means lesser carbon footprint, cleaner air, and clearer waters.

Salute To Nurses! Here's Where You Can Get Freebies And Discounts This National Nurses Week

As National Nurses Week kicks off today, the world honors nurses around the world, our modern-day heroes fighting the COVID-19 epidemic.

Houston Flyover Will Take Place May 8, Here's How You Can Watch!

Lone Star Flight Museum is organizing a flyover event across Houston. Here's how you can watch it!

Hugs and Kisses: Latino Affection Could Increase COVID-19 Risks

There are 60 million Latinos in the United States today who are at higher risk for COVID-19. The reason? Hugs and kisses.

Mexico LGBTQ+ 'Gaymers' Compete In Virtual Football Tournament

As people are forced to home confinement due to COVID-19, LGBT+ gaymers took an opportunity to kick a ball, make friends, and come out of the closet celebrating their identity through eSports.

Ana de Armas, Ben Affleck Now Instagram Official, Shares Sweet Photos Together

De Armas' Instagram post featured several snapshots, including two of herself and Affleck holding onto each other, and a cake with candles in the shape of the number 32.

Federal Judge Orders ICE To Release Detainees From Florida Facilities Despite COVID-19 Outbreak

The federal judge cited the injustices and unhygienic practices in the ICE detention facilities as reasons for the release order. ICE lawyers, however, claim she has no jurisdiction over ICE detention.

Five Facts About Pulque: The Drink Of The Gods

Get to know more about pulque and what makes it an important piece of Mexico's rich heritage. The consumption of pulque, a three-to-eight percent fizzy alcoholic drink made from fermented agave sap, can be traced back to the pre-Hispanic period, making it one of the oldest beverages in Mexico.

Here's Why the United States Doesn't Celebrate Labor Day on May 1, Like the Rest of the World

Why is May 1 not celebrated as Labor Day in the United States? Here's why. Whenever the calendar lands on the fifth month of the year, countries around the world celebrate a holiday called Labor Day or International Workers' Day, lesser-known as May Day -- almost all, except one where the holiday originated: The United States.

Quarantine Hairstyle? Here Are 5 Latina Curly Bangs Inspo To Cut Off Boredom

Bored and want to give your curls a makeover this quarantine? Take some inspiration from these Latinas on how to upgrade your curly bangs!

Highway Robbery Of Transport Trucks in Mexico Spikes 25% Amid Lockdown

While most people are stuck indoors, unemployed, and struggle to meet their needs, gangs in Mexico have resorted to highway robberies.

Valle de México Water Loss: 2.5 Million Residents Affected

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the water supply loss has aggravated the situation of residents who are forced to stay indoors since they cannot easily get access to safe, potable water in their area.

Retail Companies Provide Employment Opportunities During COVID-19 Crisis

While entertainment and hospitality industries have been forced to halt their operations due to the COVID-19 crisis, the commercial retail industry keeps an open door to the consumers and unemployed alike.

Indigenous Artisans Resort to Making Face Masks From Palm Leaves as Source of Income

While the demand for hats, fans, cords, earrings, baskets, and other handmade products has dropped tremendously during the health crisis, indigenous artisans are resorting to face mask production.

Femicides Increase in Mexico as Women Are Forced to Stay Indoors With Abusers

Experts attribute the increase of femicide to the government's confinement orders which enabled domestic violence.

Construction of Mayan Train Project Phase 1 Begins

Mexico's most ambitious infrastructure project that will traverse the Yucatan Peninsula is set to begin construction. But local politicians and businessmen call for its cancellation.
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Relaxing Quarantine: Make Your Own Hot Drinks With These Coffee and Hot Cocoa Makers

This quarantine, sit back, relax, and make your hot drink in a breeze with these amazing coffee and chocolate drink makers on Amazon!

Speedy Gonzales Captured In Georgia, Charged With Mail Fraud

Speedy Gonzales, a Georgia man named after the famous fast-running cartoon rodent, has been arrested for mail fraud.

COVID-19 Crisis: Is The World Saying Goodbye to Beer?

Now that bars and restaurants are closed and breweries are forced to suspend their operations, the industry behind the very drink that is supposed to bring people together is on the brink of collapse.

Archaeologists Discover New Mayan Settlement in Quintana Roo

The ancient settlement named by the specialists of the INAH Quintana Roo Center, as Mahahual, is reportedly the first of that era detected in the locality on the eastern coast of the Yucatan peninsula.
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