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Olive Marie


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California Cops Kills Suspects, Thought He was Armed

California Cops Kill Suspect, Thought He was Armed

Southern California cops shot and killed a man whom they believed to be carrying a gun. The officers had responded to a call reporting a man allegedly waving a handgun.
The National Immigrant Justice Center or NIJC recently filed 18 federal lawsuits in states which include Illinois, Texas and Wisconsin, and sought the release of at more than 40 detained immigrants amid the pandemic.

Chicago Group Files 18 Federal Lawsuits Seeking Release of Detained Immigrants

The nonprofit Chicago Group, NIJC, recently filed several lawsuits seeking the release of over 40 detained immigrants. The group’s growing concern was that the pandemic could result in more and more immigrants testing positive for COVID-19 while in detention.
A Baidu sign is seen at the World Internet Conference (WIC) in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province, China

COVID-19 Might Have Started Last Year, Said a Study Dismissed by China

A Harvard University study revealed signs that COVID-19 may have started as early as August 2019. Though unconfirmed, the research claimed there was a rise in search trends on the disease’s symptoms during this period.
Police officers speak with a protester during a rally against racial inequality and the police shooting death of Rayshard Brooks, in Atlanta, Georgia, US.

Protesting with Black Lives Matter is Risky, Immigrants Say

Immigrants and their advocates admit there are added risks to joining the protests in support of Black Lives Matter.
White Man who Made Racist Comments Arrested after Repeatedly Stabbing a Black Man

Police Arrests Man who Made Racist Comments and Stabbed a Black Man in Texas

A 27-year-old white man was apprehended after he repeatedly stabbed a black man in Texas. Witnesses who identified him said he was making racist comments shortly before he was escorted out of a bar.
As more Latin Americans join the police force and federal law enforcement agencies, the separating lines, are reportedly increasingly blurred.

Latino Officers Add Much-Needed Diversity to Police Departments

Latino officers help create an image of diversity for police departments, although their numbers are not that many.
On the dashboard Rebekah Jones developed, the total number of people tested with the virus is considerably lower than the official number of the state.

Fired FDOH Scientist Now Publishes COVID-19 Statistics on Her Own

The FDOH scientist fired last May 24 recently said she is publishing her own COVID-19 dashboard and plans to keep it running as long as she can afford it.
Latin American scientists are now working to look for, and discover their own solution to get out of the COVID-19 crisis.

Latin American Scientists Collaborate to Develop COVID-19 Vaccine, Believing No One Else will Rescue Them

Latin American scientists have recently joined forces to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, believing no one else is going to solve this massive health problem.
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed the mental health needs within Philadelphia’s Latino and black communities.

Mental Health Needs of Latino Communities in Philadelphia Exposed by the Pandemic

The Black and Latino communities' state of mental health have been worsened by lockdowns, joblessness, and lack of social connection, according to a study.
Chicago State University recently launched programs and opportunities that will benefit Black American and Latino students in Illinois.

Latino, African-American Students to Benefit from Scholarships in Chicago

Chicago State University introduces scholarship and other programs to fill the educational and wealth gaps among black and Latino students in Illinois.
US citizens residing abroad who are eligible for a stimulus payments but hold a non-US bank account, should get either a check or prepaid debit card via a mail.

5 Reasons You Haven’t Received Your Stimulus Check

Stimulus checks have already been distributed since early-June. However, not all recipients have received theirs. Here are 5 reasons why.
People sit at Il Giardino restaurant as restaurants reopen with restrictions to limit the spread of the COVID-19 on Ocean Drive on South Beach in Miami, Florida, US.

Second Wave of COVID-19: A Consequence of Reopening Some States

A second wave of COVID-19 cases is expected in some parts of the US following the reopening of some states.
Based on research, of all Californians who are not qualified for unemployment insurance, more than 50 percent are Latinos.

Latinos Comprise 59 Percent of Californians Ineligible for Unemployment Insurance, Research Says

Research found that Latino workers comprise 59 percent of Californians ineligible to receive unemployment insurance. Also, not a lot of them are benefiting from the government's CARES Act.
The lawsuit says, households believed that the said contract necessitated all homeowners in California to install solar panels by 2020.

Latino Communities in Oakland Target of Solar Panel Finance Scheme Fraud

A lawsuit alleged recently that solar panel companies targeted Latino homeowners and Spanish speakers in Oakland in a finance scheme fraud.

Scholarships Now Open for Latino and Mexican American Students, Says Mexican Consulate in San Diego

San Diego's Mexican Consulate, in alliance with the Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee on Anti-Poverty or MAAC announced they had opened the application for their first-ever scholarship program, ColibriMX, for Latino and Mexican American Students.
Foreign investment flows in Baja California as the state government combats to keep equipment in Mexico’s battle against highly infectious COVID-19, and workers protest over their safety.

Medical Supply Companies Flourish in Baja California despite Risks to Workers’ Health

Foreign investment in medical supply manufacturing grew in Baja California even as workers protest over health safety issues.
Latin American novels are known for featuring feature places. They take readers to beautiful locations, specifically to the region’s must-visit areas.

5 Must-Read Latin American Novels You’ll Love

Latin American novels are known for featuring picturesque places, capturing readers through breathtaking imagery.
Andres Arellano says, he has cared about helping out the nation that he said, ‘took in my family.’

Young Latino Inspires Groups to Aid Colombia

Col5Vid, or "Colombia Sin COVID," which means "Colombia without COVID-19" is among the most dynamic charity groups in Colombia today.

Bodycam Footage of Black Man's Arrest in Austin Shows Him Saying, ‘I Can’t Breathe’ Several Times

A body camera footage released recently by the Austin Police showed the arrest of a black man in 2019. The man was heard saying "I can't breathe," several times in the video, which is now under investigation.
Two tax breaks for undocumented families are included in the latest budget plan of the Democrats in Sacramento which also includes health coverage for older immigrants no matter what their immigration status is.

Should Undocumented Families be Given Tax Breaks? Here’s What Latino Leaders Say

Two tax incentives for undocumented families are included in the Democrats' latest budget plan in Sacramento. Also part of the proposed budget is health coverage for older immigrants regardless of immigration status.

Luchadores Featured in Latino PSA to Deliver Helpful COVID-19 Information in Spanish

To ensure that most vulnerable Latino populations receive vital public health advisories about COVID-19, d expósito & Partners developed a Public Service Announcement or PSA in Spanish that is currently running on CNN en Espanol, Telemundo and Univision via its campaign dubbed, "Lucha vs. El Virus".
Texas Governor Greg Abbott speaks at the annual National Rifle Association (NRA) convention in Dallas, Texas, US

COVID-19 Requests Remain Unaddressed in Texas, Black Lawmakers Say

Black lawmakers are saying that Republican Governor Greg Abbott and state officials have failed to address their requests for better data and initiatives to alleviate the fatal impact of COVID-19 on Black Americans.

Accidental Live Broadcast of Racial Slurs on Facebook Leads to a Board of Trustees Member’s Resignation

This Naval Academy Alumni Association Board of Trustees member did not wait to be put on the hot seat any longer. After his accidental live broadcast on Facebook on Saturday, he resigned from his position.
Guns and alcohol have been prohibited, while the Florida’s state of emergency is ongoing.

Sale of Guns Prohibited during Florida’s State of Local Emergency

Owners of gun shops in West Palm Beach, Florida recently said the city's State of Local Emergency had forced them to reject customers. Guns and alcohol have also been prohibited.
A healthcare worker and a security guard stand inside a newly expanded makeshift triage center outside the El Centro Regional Medical Center where suspected patients of the COVID-19 are being treated in El Centro, California, US.

COVID-19 Crosses the Border, California Hospitals now Overwhelmed

Hospitals are currently transferring patients to different facilities miles and miles away to manage the flood of US green card holders and Americans who got ill in Mexico.
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