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Blog Entries by HS News Staff

First Ever Spanish Language PORNO Parody To be Made of TV Favorite “El Gordo y La Flaca”

A new all-Spanish language porn company reportedly has their eyes set on making a XXX parody of El Gordo Y La Flaca! continue reading »

What You Told Us About Immigration Reform- The White House

Following the President Obama's speech on immigration reform in El Paso, Texas, I asked for your feedback on this issue through our Advise the Advisor program. continue reading »

Cesar Chavez Home Nominated for Placement in National Historic Registry

The nine-member California Historic Resources Commission voted on May 19 to nominate the National Chavez Center, where Cesar Chavez lived and led the farm worker movement during his last 22 years at La Paz in Keene, Calif., continue reading »

Largest Corporate Social Responsibility Conference for the Americas Opens in Paraguay

The Inter-American Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, CSRAmericas 2011, opened in Paraguay with a reaffirmation of the importance of corporate social responsibility as a key tool for transforming Latin American society.. continue reading »

REINVENTING the Mexican Siesta!

This Madrid based architecture/design conglomerate is set to revolution the dozing off industry with Ostrich, the XXI century siesta device. continue reading »

Harvard Alum and President of Mexico Felipe Calderon to Give Commencement Speech at Stanford

Stanford University’s 2011 graduating class will be hearing Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon on its 120th Commencement day, June 12th. continue reading »

Edward James Olmos Joins Cast of “Dexter”

Edward James Olmos is set to join the cast of “Dexter”. Olmos is the first Latino addition to the upcoming and much awaited season of Showtime’s serial killer drama. continue reading »

Major Project Underway To Digitize and Preserve ALL Latin American Art Documents

Thousands of 20th century Latin American art texts have been cataloged and digitized by teams based in the US and Latin America. continue reading »

First Quarter 2011, Record 1538 State Bills Relating to Immigrants Introduced

State legislatures continue to grapple with immigration issues at an unprecedented rate. In the first quarter of 2011, state legislators in the 50 states and Puerto Rico introduced 1,538 bills and resolutions continue reading »

Hispanic Federation Tackles The Issue of Homophobia in the Hispanic Community

Homophobia is generally defined as hostility towards or fear of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals (LGBTs). continue reading »

JUST IN: Juanes Fires Manager, Puts Singing Career in Hiatus

Through a series of Tweets, the Colombian musician unexpectedly canceled three US tour dates, to “take some time off for my family and myself” continue reading »

With Few Exceptions Hispanics Earn Less, No Matter Their Undergraduate Major

A new study confirms that Hispanics make less—in some cases, much less—than their White and Asian counterparts, no matter what their undergraduate major. continue reading »

Oldest Mine in the World Found in Chile

Archaeologists have reportedly discovered a 12,000 year old mine, the oldest in the New World. continue reading »

Brazilian Police Use Excessive Force Against Marijuana Marchers (VIDEO)

Brazilian riot police fired tear gas to break up a protest in support of the legalization of marijuana in Sao Paulo. continue reading »

Rudolph Giuliani Hired as Security Adviser for Keiko Fujimori (VIDEO)

Former New York City, Rudolph Giuliani has been hired as a security policy adviser for Keiko Fujimori, Peruvian President candidate. continue reading »