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Bridging the Hispanic achievement gap

As public sector funds for education get the axe, private initiatives are stepping in to help Latino families

MIAMI > Carlos Migoya
MIAMI > Raquel Regalado
USA > The challenge of education reform
USA > María Elena Salinas

MIAMI > Carlos Migoya

A banker’s quest to save a bleeding health system

In this issue

The Redistricting Wars

As the nation’s political boundaries are set for the next decade, Latinos fight for fair representation

Judge rejects Claudio Osorio's bankruptcy plan for InnoVida

Osorio's assets headed for liquidation as SEC investigates

The Seat: Q&A with author and Latin America scholar, Robert Pastor

Robert Pastor explains the ‘North American Idea,’ and why it is compelling

Super Carvalho

Since taking over as Superintendent of Miami-Dade public schools, Alberto Carvalho has led a transformation in education, And he’s not afraid of taking on Tallahassee

What happens when you “Follow the Money”?

How do you view the Hispanic community? At the recent New America Alliance 11th Annual Wall Street Summit in New York City, Sol Trujillo provided a fresh look by viewing it from a global perspective.

Genting unveils new Miami resort

Malaysia's Genting Group says its glittering new resort will create thousands of new jobs and bring in new local tax revenue as well as extra business for airlines flying into Miami

MillerCoors Lider of 2011: Andrea Delgado

Each year the beverage company MillerCoors asks non-profits to nominate emerging young Hispanic leaders between 21 and 39. The winner this year is Andrea Delgado, Senior Policy Analyst and Communications Manager for the Washington-based Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)

The Marionette Sculptor

Artist Pablo Cano has built a unique career staging theatrical productions around marionettes he lovingly makes himself. Now, his creations are getting a wider audience.

She's the Boss

Angélica Fuentes is breaking down barriers in Mexico’s business world…from supplements to soccer.

Latinos lagging in college completion

Latino college completion rate is only 19.2% compared to 41.1% national average, finds new report by College Board



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