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“This really isn’t about me. It’s really about helping Latinos understand the potential that we have to build our political power,” said Incumbent Boston...
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Boston’s mayoral race is heating up with the preliminary election just 41 days away. This year’s election is one of the most diverse in...
3 Questions With...
“If you have a large community that’s growing but they’re not really prospering, society ends up losing out,” said Evelyn Barahona, in an interview...
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All eyes may be on the NYC mayoral race, but another big mayoral race is heating up just a few hours north in Boston....
Business
Hispanic-Latino residents in Massachusetts are less likely to be vaccinated, according to the state Department of Public Health. The group makes up 12-percent of...
3 Questions With...
In the latest episode of 3 Questions With, Chief Celina Barrios-Millner, Director of Equity & Inclusion for the city of Boston talks about closing the wealth gap...
Health
The Dept. of Public Health’s COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard reports that 30-percent of the Hispanic-Latino population has received at least one dose of the vaccine, the...
Business
For Luis Espinoza, a passion for brewing began with baking. D’Lucio was the family bakery in his native Peru where they had a production...
Opinion
Boston Chief Resilience Officer on the pandemic’s impacts on marginalized communities, and racial equity and disparities
Politics
State Representative aspires to become the next mayor of Boston
Education
When Jennifer Reyes emigrated from the Dominican Republic in 2016, she wanted to make a better future for herself. Upon entering the United States,...
MALN Opinion+
Welcome to another edition of Massachusetts Latino News +, a segment where we have conversations of most interest to the Hispanic-Latino community. Our guest...