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Blog Entries by HS News Staff

Several Latinos Nominated to 2011 Tony Awards

Meet the Latinos whose outstanding work on Broadway earned them a nomination for the most prestigious award in Theatre. continue reading »

Research:  Latino Purchasing Power Now Pegged at $1 Trillion

With an estimated buying power of $616 billion, Latinos of Mexican heritage represent the single most influential segment of the Hispanic market. By 2015, Packaged Facts forecasts the buying power of the Latino population as a whole will reach $1.3 trillion. continue reading »

Mother’s Day Flowers Threatened by Record Rains in Colombia

Some of the most intense rains in Colombia’s history have left three million people affected, and now threatens to water down everyone's Mother's Day and the flowers you were going to give mama. continue reading »

BUSTED! Desperate Housewives Ricardo Chavira Held For DUI

Eva Longoria’s onscreen hubby in ‘Desperate Housewives’ is being held on $25k bond after refusing to take a blood/alcohol test. continue reading »

Hispanic Florida Woman Hides Fraudulent Credit Card in Her Vagina or “Lady Purse”

Friday, Florida authorities arrested a women after it was discovered that she was in possession of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise purchased with a fraudulent credit card. When questioned, she told police that the credit card was hidden in her vagina. continue reading »

The #1 Most Popular Video in Argentina: Reggaeton Frolicking Abuelitos (VIDEO)

Not all of them are abuelitos; it seems that Tío Bailarín and Tío Ritmo De Pollo might have instigated this peculiar dance off! continue reading »

Latin America’s Top Ten Billionaires of 2011

Meet the wealthiest people in Latin América! continue reading »

American Heart Assoc. Helping Latina Moms Fight High Rate of Heart Disease

Heart disease remains the No. 1 killer of Hispanic women. On average, Hispanic women are likely to develop heart disease 10 years earlier than non-Hispanic white women. continue reading »

Legal Experts Weigh in on Executive Branch Authority as Its Relates to Immigration

President Obama’s insistence that his “hands are tied” by Congressional inaction on immigration has raised questions about how much executive power the President has when it comes to immigration. continue reading »

Rising Food Price Expected to Negatively Impact Urban Poor of Latin America

Rising international food prices could trigger an acceleration of inflation in several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean this year, highlighting the need for policies to protect the urban poor, according to a new study by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). continue reading »

Comcast Set to Open Spanish-Language Call Center in Florida Employing 300 People

Comcast Cable is set to open a new call center in Miramar, Florida that will be operating as a Spanish-language center, employing 300 people. This dedicated customer-service center will handle inquiries and sales calls for the nation’s largest cable operator across the U.S. continue reading »

Colombian Performance Artist Dies Freakishly in Front of His Art Patrons (VIDEO)

John Jairo Villamil asphyxiated while in the middle of a performance art piece about his perception of Bogotá and its surroundings. continue reading »

Argentine Novelist Ernesto Sábato Dies

The brilliant argentine novelist died in Argentina Saturday, at the age of 99. continue reading »

Train Delays in Argentine Prompts Commuters To Torch Trains (VIDEO)

Government officials say the arson in three different stations was premeditated, and politically motivated. continue reading »

World Reacts to Osama Bin Laden’s Death: Latin American Newspaper Headlines

The World's more sought after fugitive, has been killed in an operative in Pakistan. Read the reactions of the biggest Latin American names in Journalism. continue reading »