Mivette Vega is a seasoned journalist and multimedia reporter whose stories center the Latino community. She is passionate about justice, equality, environmental matters, and animals. She is a Salvadorrican—Salvadorian that grew up in Puerto Rico—that has lived in San Juan, Venice, Italy, and Miami.
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7 Florida Cities Among the Top “Allergy Capitals”
They have worse-than-average scores for all pollen and allergy medicine use and an average number of allergy specialists.
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Republicans Try to Throw Overboard Important Progress Made for Gun Safety in Florida
The state’s Criminal Justice Subcommittee approved a bill that would reverse the 2018 law to reduce the age to purchase or transfer a long gun from 21 to 18 years old.
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More Puerto Ricans Want to Purchase a Weapon
San Juan is the region with the highest number of requests. Acevedo said that they receive between 150 and 180 petitions a day from that area.
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus Calls Florida Immigration Bill ‘Inhumane’ and ‘Outrageous’
Republicans filed the proposal that could be the nation’s strongest crackdown on illegal immigration.
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School Safety Is Top Priority for Americans, Poll Shows
Keeping children safe from gun violence and mass shootings in schools is the number one priority for Americans, according to a new survey.
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What Happens if DeSantis Runs for President?
According to the “Resign-to-Run” law, DeSantis is expected to resign if he’s interested in a federal, state, or local office.
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Mental Health Conditions Are Affecting Women at an Alarming Rate, Study Finds
The American Psychological Association revealed that 62% of women aged 18 to 34 say they are completely overwhelmed by stress most days.
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DeSantis Touts ‘Freedom’ in Florida While Passing ‘Scary’ Bills That Restrict Freedom
During his State of the State address, the governor spoke of Florida’s “freedom,” and at the same time of the restrictions that have raised so much controversy in the state.
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Florida Rising organiza protestas contra DeSantis los miércoles
El fin es demostrar que las comunidades marginadas no aceptan la agenda política del gobernador, la que consideran racista, clasista y sexista.
