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Hispanic Heritage Celebrated In India By Association Of Spanish Teachers In Delhi
Celebrating the Hispanic language, literature and culture, the Association of Teachers of Spanish in India (APEI) hosted a cultural evening at the India International Centre (IIC) in Delhi on Thursday.
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Trump Gets Unexpected Boost From An Unlikely Section Of Voters
In Phoenix, Arizona, Jimmy Archuleta is happy with Donald Trump's victory. The car mechanic is one of a growing number of Americans of Hispanic origin cheering on the Republican's return to power.
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Kamala Harris' Edge Over Trump With Boost From Women, Hispanics: Report
Democrat Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump 45% to 41% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Thursday that showed the vice president sparking new enthusiasm among voters and shaking up the race ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
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In New York, Deep "Racial Gap" In Homeownership: Report
Black and Hispanic households in New York state -- home to America's financial capital -- own their homes at half the rate of white households, a government report said Tuesday.
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Gadar 2, Blue Beetle, Gran Turismo, and More: Movie Guide to Cinemas and Streaming in August 2023
Gadar 2 starring Sunny Deol, DC Comics’s Blue Beetle, Jason Statham-led Meg 2: The Trench, OMG 2 with Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi, PlayStation’s Gran Turismo movie, Heart of Stone starring Gal Gadot and Alia Bhatt, and more — a list of the biggest movies out in August 2023 in cinemas and Netflix.
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Uber Puts Its Diversity Head On Leave Over 'Don't Call Me Karen' Events
Uber's head of diversity, equity, and inclusion has been put on administrative leave after complaints from black and Hispanic workers regarding workplace events.
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"We Aren't Tacos": After Hispanic Community Outrage, Jill Biden Apologises
A culturally insensitive comment by US First Lady Jill Biden which spread like wildfire across social media prompted a White House apology Tuesday and outrage from a group which insisted Hispanics "are not tacos."
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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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Influential US Congress Members Urge Vaccine Collaboration With India
Members of America's influential Congressional Hispanic Caucus have urged US President Joe Biden to champion vaccine collaboration with India to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alejandro Mayorkas Confirmed As First Latino To Head US Homeland Security
The US Senate on Tuesday confirmed Cuban-born Alejandro Mayorkas as the next secretary of homeland security, the first Hispanic and first immigrant to lead the department that oversees immigration and border issues.
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Amazon Worker Files Discrimination Lawsuit Over Pandemic Conditions After Getting Fired
A former Amazon worker who protested conditions at his New York City fulfilment centre sued the retailer, accusing it of discrimination for firing him and for putting Black and Hispanic workers at heightened risk of contracting COVID-19.
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How Trump Scored Florida, A Key Battleground State
President Donald Trump's big win in Florida owes much to his strident denunciation of leftist governments in Latin America, which resonated loud and clear with conservative Hispanics in the southeastern state.
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Barbara Lagoa, Trump's Potential Pick For US Supreme Court
Barbara Lagoa, the Cuban-American federal appellate judge under consideration by President Donald Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, is a conservative jurist whose resume includes a role in a heated international custody battle and the distinction of being the first Hispanic woman to serve on Florida's top court.
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Trump Says Hispanic Adviser Steve Cortes ''Looks More Like WASP Than I Do''
US President Donald Trump returned to New Mexico for a wide-ranging campaign rally, courting Hispanic voters in a state he lost in 2016, and said that his Hispanic Advisory Council member Steve Cortes looked "more like a WASP than I do".
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Targeted In Walmart Attack, Hispanics In El Paso, Texas Rush To Buy Guns
Guadalupe Segovia, 35, was at the class with her two children. She said her military husband had long been pushing for her to get a concealed-carry license, which allows the holder to wear a gun hidden under their clothes or carry it in a purse when they are in public.
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Hispanic Heritage Celebrated In India By Association Of Spanish Teachers In Delhi
Celebrating the Hispanic language, literature and culture, the Association of Teachers of Spanish in India (APEI) hosted a cultural evening at the India International Centre (IIC) in Delhi on Thursday.
-
Trump Gets Unexpected Boost From An Unlikely Section Of Voters
In Phoenix, Arizona, Jimmy Archuleta is happy with Donald Trump's victory. The car mechanic is one of a growing number of Americans of Hispanic origin cheering on the Republican's return to power.
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Kamala Harris' Edge Over Trump With Boost From Women, Hispanics: Report
Democrat Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump 45% to 41% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Thursday that showed the vice president sparking new enthusiasm among voters and shaking up the race ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
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In New York, Deep "Racial Gap" In Homeownership: Report
Black and Hispanic households in New York state -- home to America's financial capital -- own their homes at half the rate of white households, a government report said Tuesday.
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Gadar 2, Blue Beetle, Gran Turismo, and More: Movie Guide to Cinemas and Streaming in August 2023
Gadar 2 starring Sunny Deol, DC Comics’s Blue Beetle, Jason Statham-led Meg 2: The Trench, OMG 2 with Akshay Kumar and Pankaj Tripathi, PlayStation’s Gran Turismo movie, Heart of Stone starring Gal Gadot and Alia Bhatt, and more — a list of the biggest movies out in August 2023 in cinemas and Netflix.
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Uber Puts Its Diversity Head On Leave Over 'Don't Call Me Karen' Events
Uber's head of diversity, equity, and inclusion has been put on administrative leave after complaints from black and Hispanic workers regarding workplace events.
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"We Aren't Tacos": After Hispanic Community Outrage, Jill Biden Apologises
A culturally insensitive comment by US First Lady Jill Biden which spread like wildfire across social media prompted a White House apology Tuesday and outrage from a group which insisted Hispanics "are not tacos."
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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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Influential US Congress Members Urge Vaccine Collaboration With India
Members of America's influential Congressional Hispanic Caucus have urged US President Joe Biden to champion vaccine collaboration with India to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alejandro Mayorkas Confirmed As First Latino To Head US Homeland Security
The US Senate on Tuesday confirmed Cuban-born Alejandro Mayorkas as the next secretary of homeland security, the first Hispanic and first immigrant to lead the department that oversees immigration and border issues.
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Amazon Worker Files Discrimination Lawsuit Over Pandemic Conditions After Getting Fired
A former Amazon worker who protested conditions at his New York City fulfilment centre sued the retailer, accusing it of discrimination for firing him and for putting Black and Hispanic workers at heightened risk of contracting COVID-19.
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How Trump Scored Florida, A Key Battleground State
President Donald Trump's big win in Florida owes much to his strident denunciation of leftist governments in Latin America, which resonated loud and clear with conservative Hispanics in the southeastern state.
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Barbara Lagoa, Trump's Potential Pick For US Supreme Court
Barbara Lagoa, the Cuban-American federal appellate judge under consideration by President Donald Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, is a conservative jurist whose resume includes a role in a heated international custody battle and the distinction of being the first Hispanic woman to serve on Florida's top court.
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Trump Says Hispanic Adviser Steve Cortes ''Looks More Like WASP Than I Do''
US President Donald Trump returned to New Mexico for a wide-ranging campaign rally, courting Hispanic voters in a state he lost in 2016, and said that his Hispanic Advisory Council member Steve Cortes looked "more like a WASP than I do".
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Targeted In Walmart Attack, Hispanics In El Paso, Texas Rush To Buy Guns
Guadalupe Segovia, 35, was at the class with her two children. She said her military husband had long been pushing for her to get a concealed-carry license, which allows the holder to wear a gun hidden under their clothes or carry it in a purse when they are in public.
