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January 11, 2017

Harvard-trained Colombian mayor uses data and science to drop murder rate

The Harvard-trained scientist, on his second, non-consecutive term as the mayor of Colombia鈥檚 second largest city, was recently awarded the first ever Roux Prize 鈥� given to individuals who use scientific data to improve public health 鈥� for his work in reducing violent crime and homicides in Cali.

January 11, 2017

Latino vote will not be major factor in tight midterm races, Pew study says

A record 25.2 million Latinos are eligible to vote in November鈥檚 midterm elections, reflecting a rise of 3.9 million Latinos voters since 2010. But in most of the roughly eight states with close Senate races, Latinos comprise less than 5 percent of eligible voters.

January 11, 2017

National Latino museum in indefinite limbo because of congressional gridlock, leader says

Bills to pave the way for the National Museum of the American Latino to be established in the Smithsonian's unused Arts and Industries Building on the National Mall have stalled in Congress.

January 11, 2017

Elizabeth Pe帽a, prolific Hollywood actress who starred in 'La Bamba,' 'Modern Family' dies at 55

The Cuban-American actress died Tuesday in Los Angeles at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center of natural causes after a brief illness, her manager Gina Rugolo said Wednesday.

January 11, 2017

Venezuelan U.N. Security Council spot could be thorn in the side for U.S. officials

Venezuela looks to be a shoo-in for a spot on the Security Council after gaining the backing of from Latin American and Caribbean nations for a seat in the 2015-16 session.

January 11, 2017

Rick Sanchez: Ebola vaccine could soon be on the way

Amid the angst, the worrying and apoplectic news anchors all screaming, 鈥淓bola is coming, run for the hills,鈥� there is an untold story that offers hope. 聽It鈥檚 a story about a vaccine that may be close to becoming reality.

January 11, 2017

CIA report says lessons to be learned from Nicaragua and Cuba when dealing with Syria

The C.I.A.鈥檚 counterinsurgency efforts throughout Latin America 鈥� particularly in Fidel Castro鈥檚 Cuba and Sandinista Nicaragua 鈥� are prime examples of the issues entailed in the U.S. policy to arm rebels hostile to anti-American governments, the report indicates.

January 11, 2017

In U.S. congressional race between Valadao and Renteria, a clash of politicians with farming backgrounds

In California鈥檚 21st congressional district, which tends to alternate between the parties, Republican incumbent David Valadao, a first-term House member, is fighting for re-election against Democrat Amanda Renteria.

January 11, 2017

Opinion: An uphill battle - HIV/AIDS and the Latino population

Despite our advances, 50,000 Americans still become infected with HIV each year. If nothing were to change, by 2024 that number would increase by a half-million.

January 11, 2017

Grammy-winning Chilean rock band, La Ley, reunited after a decade apart, mounts U.S. tour

After a decade of doing individual projects, the trio of Beto Cuevas, Pedro Furgone and Mauricio Claveria reunited once again, and they sound better than ever.