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With Peso Pluma, Mexican Music Is Taking Over the World
Reggaeton, Spanish-language rap and pop remain at the top of the charts year after year, while increasingly, another genre has also been on the rise: Mexican music, or Música Mexicana
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With Anna Gómez in an FCC Seat, Biden Opens Door to First Latina On the Commission
Gómez’s arrival would bring the agency to its full strength of five commissioners for the first time since January 2021, when Trump’s Republican chairman departed, leaving the 2-to-2 split
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Blue Beetle, First Solo Film of a Latino DC Superhero, and Other Anticipated Summer Movies
From the return of Indiana Jones to Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, here’s what’s to see from May through August in the US
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Alex Rodríguez on Warren Buffett’s Rule and Why He Buys US Treasury Bills
Former NY Yankees great Alex Rodriguez also discusses how he came to own a stake in the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves and calls his drug suspension the “best thing” that could have happened, on “Bloomberg Wealth With David Rubenstein”
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MercadoLibre’s Marcos Galperin Invests in New Major League Rugby Team in Miami
The Argentine billionaire and a group of friends and businessmen invested about $6.5 million to found the Miami Sharks
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Julie Chávez’s Challenge to Push a Latino Agenda as Biden’s Reelection Campaign Manager
No matter who is running President Biden's reelection campaign, the Democratic outreach to the Latino community has to undergo significant rework, says Susanne Ramirez de Arellano
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Arizona Coyotes CEO Xavier Gutiérrez Wants More Ice Hockey Fans in the Desert
The Chief Executive Officer of the Arizona Coyotes is the first Latino to lead a National Hockey League team
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The News That Moved the Latino Communities in 2022
As the year comes to a close, here are some of the top stories we had about the successes, challenges and difficulties Latinos face everyday
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Latino-Owned Businesses in US Still Face Inequalities, Limited Access to Capital
The US has reached a point where there’s an increasing understanding of the Latino market and the Latino entrepreneurial spirit, according to a report by the Aspen Institute Latinos and Society Program
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Which Professions Employ the Most, and the Fewest, Latinos in the US?
Almost two out of every 10 jobs in the United States is occupied by a Latino, but their representation is more scarce in science and the media
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Gisele Fetterman Spotlights Her History as Undocumented Migrant
She left a gang-plagued neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro at age 7, arriving in the US with her family and living in a one-room New York apartment, scavenging furniture while her mother cleaned houses. Today, she’s an activist and campaign surrogate for her husband, who’s running for the Senate as a Pennsylvania Democrat