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After Months Off the Air, ‘Caso Cerrado’ Returns to TV With Its Gloriously Messy Drama

11.09.18

Dra. Ana Maria Polo of 'Caso Cerrado'. Courtesy of Telemundo.

Op-Ed: We Can See a Blue Wave in 2020 – If We Tap Into Latina Voters

11.09.18

Proyecto 85 Has One Goal: Get More Women to Run for Office in Puerto Rico

11.08.18

Carmen Yulin Cruz, Mayor of San Juan Puerto Rico, speaks to the media after meeting with the House Democratic Caucus about the current situation in Puerto Rico, on Capitol Hill November 1, 2017. Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images

Actresses Yalitza Aparicio and Marina de Tavira on Embodying Alfonso Cuarón’s Memories in ‘Roma’

11.07.18

'Roma' still courtesy of New York Film Festival

Tropicália Festival Makes Classic Legacy Acts Feel Fresh Again

11.06.18

This Week’s ‘Charmed’ Featured a Santería-Based Spell & Twitter Is (Mostly) Loving It

11.05.18

Madeleine Mantock as Macy, Sarah Jeffery as Maggie and Melonie Diaz as Mel in 'Charmed' Season 1, Epsiode 4: "Exorcise Your Demons." Photo by Robert Falconer. Courtesy of The CW

José Guadalupe Posada, the Illustrator Who Made Catrinas an Iconic Symbol of Día de Muertos

by Remezcla Estaff

11.02.18

Voters wait in line for up to two hours to early vote at the Cobb County West Park Government Center on October 18, 2018 in Marietta, Georgia. Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images

How Latinos Are Fighting Against Voter Suppression Tactics in Georgia

by Isabella Gomez

11.02.18

How Marigolds Became the Iconic Flower Used to Celebrate Dia de Muertos

by Remezcla Estaff

11.01.18

A crowd reacts to far-left presidential candidate Guilherme Boulos. Photo by Emergentes for Remezcla

Their Rights Are Under Threat in Bolsonaro’s Government. Here’s What They Say Is Next for Brazil

by Juan José Relmucao

11.01.18

Here’s What’s at Stake for Latinas in the 2018 Midterm Elections

by Jessica González-Rojas

11.01.18

Democratic Georgia Gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams talks to a crowd gathered for the "Souls to The Polls" march in downtown Atlanta on October 28, 2018. Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images

On the Campaign Trail: A Day in the Life of Two Asian Latinas Working to Elect Stacey Abrams

by Jennifer Macedo-Young & Jane Macedo-Young

10.31.18

Photo by Javier Ruiz. Courtesy of the Artist.

C. Tangana’s Rise From Spanish Rap Bad Boy to the Brink of a Global Moment

10.30.18

Tu Pum Pum: How Reggaeton’s Embrace of Rave Culture Shaped the Genre’s Future

10.29.18

'Voices of the Sea' courtesy of Kim Hopkins

‘Voices of the Sea’ is an Intimate Look at What It’s Like To Try To Flee Cuba for the US

10.26.18

'Bixa Travesty' image courtesy of Cinema Tropical

Meet Linn da Quebrada, the “Gender Terrorist” Raising Her Voice for Brazil’s Queer Community of Color

10.26.18

Remembering ‘Beverly Hills 90210’s Only Latino Lead, a Character Who Deserved Much More

10.25.18

Photo by Steven Lyon. Courtesy of Draco Rosa

Draco Rosa’s Gritty New Album ‘Monte Sagrado’ Is a Testament to His Strength After Cancer

10.24.18

After Months Off the Air, ‘Caso Cerrado’ Returns to TV With Its Gloriously Messy Drama

Op-Ed: We Can See a Blue Wave in 2020 – If We Tap Into Latina Voters

Proyecto 85 Has One Goal: Get More Women to Run for Office in Puerto Rico

Actresses Yalitza Aparicio and Marina de Tavira on Embodying Alfonso Cuarón’s Memories in ‘Roma’

Tropicália Festival Makes Classic Legacy Acts Feel Fresh Again

This Week’s ‘Charmed’ Featured a Santería-Based Spell & Twitter Is (Mostly) Loving It

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