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Fever Breaks

By Isaac Cohen* During his reelection campaign, in the summer of 2012, President Barack Obama said he expected the Republican “fever” against fiscal policy would break, as soon as it was evident that he could not run again. The first year of the President’s second term did not confirm the…
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Afro-Latinos in Washington and the Diaspora: Manifesting Their Culture, Contributions and Challenges

Washington, D.C. [CapitalWirePR] February 13, 2014 - The District of Columbia Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs, in collaboration with ACADA and the Afro-Latino Alliance, will host two public programs during Black History Month focused on Afro-Latinos. The first program will be an interactive public forum that will include a panel of experts…
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New Helmswoman

February is starting with Janet Yellen as the new chair of the US central bank, known as the Federal Reserve.  Her appointment means both change and continuity. Change, because Ms. Yellen is the first woman, in the hundred years of the Federal Reserve’s existence, to direct the monetary policy of…
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After Elections in El Salvador, former president Francisco Flores is still missing

After elections in El Salvador, Francisco Flores’s whereabouts are still unknown. He has been summoned for interrogation by the Special Commission of the Legislative Assembly, which is investigating a $10 donation from the Government of Taiwan. Herbert Vega, lawyer of former president Francisco Flores, presented today a writ of habeas corpus…
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