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Three million young Latinos have turned 18 since 2014, which is why these elections have a greater number of young latinos eligible to vote. The Colombian, activist and politician Jaime Garzón, before his assassination, declared: “If you young people do not assume the leadership of your own country, no one is going to come to […]
Every vote counts More than 30 million Latinos have the right to participate in the elections on November 3, have you already voted? According to a study, the Latino community in the United States would be 13.3% of the total electorate, which would make it the main minority, surpassing African Americans who would occupy 12.5%. […]
UW-Madison 2020 Diversity Forum will be held virtually this year on October 27-28 from 8:30a.m. to 4:45p.m For more information on UW-Madison’s 2020 Diversity Forum and how to register go to: http://diversity.wisc.edu/event/diversity-forum-2020/. Related posts:
Broadway, Salsa, Classical dance and then traveling all over on a boat, I came to Madison because of love. I came because of her. Interviewing Ariel Juárez, Choreographer, dancer, and Hip Hop instructor in Madison and Chicago. Come closer to hip hop dance and its origins, to its trajectory here in Madison and the importance […]
Hello and welcome Ángela! Tell me about yourself. Where were you born and how many years have you been in Madison? Why Madison? Well, I’m from Ibagué, a city in Colombia that’s pretty small but with high population density. It’s got about 500,000 inhabitants and is about a 4 hour drive from Bogotá. I grew […]
By Dante Viscarra and Angy Barrero At the end of an academic or work day, many times, in addition to resting, what you want is to visit a good place, with a pleasant atmosphere to create ties with the community. A place to feel at home and reconnect with Latino culture. All this — the […]