Uno de cada cinco electores que participarán en las elecciones de medio término de noviembre será latino.
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Just the Facts: Florida Ranks 45th in Tax Fairness, 41st in Access to Health Care, 2nd in Mass Shootings.
Here’s how Florida has fared under 20 years of Republican leadership in taxes, health care, housing, unemployment benefits and gun safety.
The Hidden Face of Florida’s Climate Change Crisis
Global warming impacts our communities in ways that many of us don’t realize, including the dinner table, housing prices, and even seasonal allergies. Why doesn’t the state’s Republican leadership take action, and what can you do about it?
Yes, Climate Change Is Impacting Floridians Right Now
Residents of the Sunshine State are feeling the effects of global warming, and Latinos and Democrats are calling for action.
Florida’s Jobless Benefits Haven’t Changed in 24 Years. DeSantis Still Won’t Raise Them.
Despite a push from Democrats to raise the amount, Florida remains one of the four states with the lowest weekly unemployment benefits.
Jackie Espinosa: ‘Boricuas in Florida Need to Recognize the Immense Power of Our Voice’
Jackie Espinosa, who is running for a seat in the Osceola County Commission, believes Puerto Ricans can see huge changes in their communities if they vote, but in the right way.
Yes, the GOP-Controlled Florida Legislature Is Impacting Black and Latino Communities. Here’s How.
Black state lawmakers say legislative initiatives aimed at improving conditions in communities of color haven’t gained traction with Republicans. But a Boricua senator from Florida says Latinos are also affected.
After GOP Blocks Voting Rights Bill, Florida Democrats Say, ‘The Fight Is Not Over!’
Senate Republicans last week blocked the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act, prompting state Democrats to rally to support state bills that could counter the impact of Florida’s new elections law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis last spring.
Las elecciones de medio término pueden ser más importantes de lo que crees
En el 2022 se hará una consulta de algunas de las sillas más influyentes a nivel estatal y federal. En Florida se escogerá nuevamente al gobernador y otros puestos importantes.
Todo lo que debes saber sobre el ‘redistricting’ y cómo te afecta
A raíz de los resultados del censo, la legislatura debe trazar nuevos mapas para que todos los habitantes de los distritos sean representados equitativamente.
William Sanchez: Fighting for the People
A vocal proponent of affordable housing, universal child care, Biden’s Immigration Act of 2021, and Medicare for All, Sanchez believes the decisions Sen. Marco Rubio has been making “are not in the best interest of Floridians.” That is why he is running to oust him in 2022.
Maxwell Frost: How an Activist’s Passion Can Change the System
The Gen Z candidate says he is committed to ending gun violence, ensuring “Medicare for All,” and working for environmental justice.
Michele Rayner: Working for ‘the Change Florida Deserves’
The Democrat, who is running for Congress in 2022, is aware of the issues faced by Floricuas, and says she wants to make sure that “there are opportunities for economic advancement.”
Lo que debes saber sobre el sistema educativo de Florida
Para quienes provienen de la isla, el sistema educativo de Florida puede resultar confuso. Aquí te lo explicamos.
Five Years After Pulse: There Is No Set Time to Heal.
We spoke with a survivor, a Florida representative, and a psychologist about the needs of those who are alive to tell about that horrific night in Orlando.
How Florida’s Cash Bail System Hurts Communities of Color
In Florida, cash bail system critics see it as “criminalizing” poverty and bloating jail populations, as those who cannot pay bail can be stuck in jail awaiting trial, sometimes for months or years.
Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine Just Got Easier. Here’s How to Get It Now.
“For those having trouble finding a location or making an appointment, we’re going to make it easier than ever,” President Joe Biden.
Parents in Puerto Rico Protest 2-Week School Closings After Covid Spike
Parents on both sides of the controversial issue weigh in, as the government is challenged to offer solutions that allow parents to work from home.
This Is Víctor Vázquez: the Puerto Rican Who Aims to Improve Miami Springs
The Miami Dade College professor obtained 70% of the votes in a recent nonpartisan election, winning the Miami Springs City Council, Group 4 seat.
What Biden’s American Rescue Plan Means for Your Healthcare Coverage
With the president’s expansions of the Affordable Care Act, nearly 730,000 uninsured Latinos in the US, many of them in Florida, will be newly eligible to save money on healthcare coverage.
Getting the COVID Vaccine in Florida: Dead Ends, Wrong Turns, and Frustration
This Puerto Rican grandmother’s ordeal to get the vaccine began in December, leaving her frustrated and “emotionally drained.”
$22 Million Latino Anti-Disinformation Campaign Wants to Debunk Vaccine Lies
While the presidential election may be over, Latinos are now exposed to lies about the COVID-19 vaccine.
US Needs to Brace for More Deadly Storms, Experts Say
As climate change worsens, severe conditions that go beyond historical norms are becoming ever more common. President Biden has a $2 trillion plan to combat climate change.
How Florida’s Vaccine Distribution Became Chaos
DeSantis’ failures in leadership have sown confusion among Floridians and hobbled the state’s vaccine distribution program.
Florida Dem Blasts State GOP for Trying to End In-State College Tuition for Undocumented Students
Democrat Anna V. Eskamani called the bill “an offensive piece of legislation” that is fundamentally un-American.
5 Afro Latinas to Celebrate During Black History Month and Beyond
Through talent, perseverance and tons of irrepressible personalidad, they transformed—and continue to change—our world. ¡Bravas!
Biden Plans to Remove Offensive ‘Illegal Alien’ Term From US Laws
The demeaning reference dates back to 1789 in US law and is overused by right-wing conservative media to vilify undocumented immigrants in the country.
¡Wepa! María Rivera Becomes Rhode Island’s First Latina Mayor
The daughter of hardworking Puerto Rican parents proudly carries “la mancha de plátano” in her DNA.
César Chávez Has a Prominent Place in Joe Biden’s Oval Office
“As the daughter of a farm-working father…thank you, Mr. President,” Tucson Mayor Regina Romero said.
Florida Latino Leaders Demand Spanish Media Stop Spreading Lies and Conspiracy Theories
The culprits of distributing this misinformation were right there on social media.