Hispanic Community March 2019

US Pulling Last Diplomats From Venezuela

The U.S. is pulling its remaining diplomats from Venezuela as the Trump administration looks to oust President Maduro. Venezuela is still struggling to restore electricity.

Hispanic Community March 2019

Massive Power Outage In Venezuela

As of the time of this article, a large portion of Venezuela remains without electricity. This is the worst power outage the country has ever had.

Hispanic Community March 2019

Targeting Spanish Speakers At Border

AP has obtained memos reveal that border agents were instructed to target migrants from Latin America and Spanish speakers to carry out a Trump administration program.

Hispanic Community March 2019

Guaido Prepares To Meet State Workers

Juan Guiado is preparing to meet with state workers in Venezuela. The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela is expected to worsen as U.S. oil sanctions take their toll.

Hispanic Community March 2019

Goya To Donate Food To Venezuela

The food company Goya Foods has committed to donating 440,000 pounds of food to the people of Venezuela. The following article is in both English and Spanish.

Hispanic Community February 2019

Top 10 Hispanic Names In The US In 2018

The following are ten articles featured on Hispanic Outlook in 2018 that included some of the top names in the Hispanic community.

Hispanic Community February 2019

Next Year In Caracas?

The opposition has rekindled street protests in Venezuela, international support is building and Venezuelans who have fled their country are hopeful that their exile will be short.

Hispanic Community February 2019

US Sending Migrant Minors Back To Mexico

Central American migrants in the United States are being accepted by Mexico. There are a total of 112 migrants, including 25 minors.

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Shame The Stars School Library

In 1915, 18-year-old Joaquín del Toro is set to inherit his family’s Texas ranch and is in love with and loved by Dulceña. But trouble is brewing along the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Behind The Masks Of Academia

Written by Idalis Villanueva, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Department of Engineering Education Utah State University AAHHE Faculty Fellow, 2017

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A Powerful Network Of Latinx Scholars

Written by Gabriela Kovats Sánchez Ph.D. Candidate Joint Doctoral Program in Education, San Diego State University & Claremont University

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More DREAMs Come True In California

How Tuition Waivers Opened Doors For Undocumented Students Written by Federick J. Ngo, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Editor’s Note: In our current political climate DREAMers are more than ever in the spotlight. The following explores the California DREAM Act’s impact on undocumented students.