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Joe Arpaio, the controversial Maricopa County sheriff, received a petition from the National Latino Conference asking him to abstain from participating in the event that will take place next Thursday, Oct 3.
In the middle of the debate between President Obama and Republicans, who are trying to cut funds from the Health Care law known as "Obamacare" contained in the health reform of the United States, the White House announced that in mid-October, Hispanic consumers will be able to register in their language.
Miami-Dade police officers announced that 20-year-old Francisco Granados was detained on Thursday, Sept 19, as a suspect on the murder of a Homestead woman whose body was found last Saturday, Sept 21, at a construction site.
A former Montana professor was set free on Thursday, Sept 26, after spending 30 days in prison, according to local media.
After the scandals over alleged fraud and sexual harassment against many of his colleagues which cost him the broadcast of his radio show "Piolín por la Mañana," Eddie Sotelo profusely denied the accusations in an interview with People en Español.
A Massachusetts couple was sentenced to imprisonment on Monday, Sept. 23, after they were found guilty last month of the rape of their two adoptive children.
Latino and African American leaders made a coalition this Monday, Sept. 23, to demand the United States Congress to approve an immigration reform and legislation that fights poverty in the country.
Colombian singer Juan Esteban Aristizabal, better known as Juanes, opened up in an interview with Mario López on his show "One on One," which will be broadcasted this Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 10 p.m. EST on NUVOtv.
A 54-year-old man was arrested by police officers for attempting to exorcise his girlfriend, an 80-year-old woman, in the county of Pasco, on the west coast of Florida.
The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said yesterday that the government of the United States denied him permission to fly over U.S. airspace, provoking his indignation.
American department store Macy's has joined the Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations which will take place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
An incredible story surprised Boston citizens when a homeless man delivered to local authorities a backpack he found filled with over $40,000.
A report from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) released in the past few days concluded that the United States Border Patrol does not have a procedure that adequately classifies in its system cases of use of force, which makes it impossible to determine the number of complaints and investigations regarding abuses.
The possible decision to sell pieces of art belonging to the Detroit Institute of Arts Museum as a stopgap measure after Detroit declared bankruptcy has generated uncertainty among Mexican authorities and academics who don't see the measure as positive.
Tyree Lincoln Smith, the so-called "Connecticut Cannibal," will be confined to a mental institution for 60 years, determined a Bridgeport court.
