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1. Planned Parenthood Arizona to Offer Free Condoms in Recognition of National Latino AIDS Awareness D October 27, 2009 Today Planned Parenthood Arizona joins hundreds of organizations across the nation to promote and provide HIV testing and information in recognition of National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD). NLAAD is a nationwide community mobilization campaign seeking to raise the visibility of HIV/AIDS within the Latino community. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV/AIDS is the number-four killer of Latinos aged 35 to 44 in the United States. While Latinos represent 15 percent of the U.S. population, they account for 19 percent of all AIDS cases since the ... (read more) Author: Health Insurance

2. Find the Best Job in Several Steps October 22, 2009 Anyone that has ever worked is sure to know there is more to job gratificantion than a paycheck. In fact, a workplace's psychological and physical environments are necessary for a happy employment case. This is more true for the potential targets of discrimination: older workers, women, veterans, workers with disabilities, Asian Americans, American Indians, African Americans, and Hispanics/Latinos. Prior to accepting a work, it is significant to be reasonably sure that you can be treated with respect and fairly. Although there is no guarantee, there are some steps that you can take in order t... (read more) Author: Denis Kolchak

3. Latinos watching health care debate closely : JULIANA BARBASSA August 10, 2009 Perched at the edge of an exam table, Delmira Maravilla is anxious for a check-up ? and for a timeline on the president's promise of health care for all Americans. She's paying out of pocket for the exam, and like one-third of Hispanics, the mother of nine doesn't have health insurance. Latinos like this immigrant from El Salvador have much to gain if the legislation taking shape in Washington passes. Among the major ethnic groups, they are the least likely to have health coverage through work. And Hispanics often face language and cultural hurdles to getting good-quality health serv... (read more) Author: Health Insurance

4. Karla Spice, Latina Friends July 21, 2009 Check out the new hotties in town! Karla Spice and her Latina friends! The Latinos are here to rock your life, in a wild way. They have peculiar ways and they can make you groove to their tunes, any time, whenever you demand. They have their booty ready for you, and you better do not leave them unexplored. You can find many Latina friends who are damn sexy and are ready to go topless for you! Watch out their bodies, their ways, and their assets. As you know, Latina chicks are one of the hottest girls and can make any man go crazy. Well, not only men, but they can make any woman go crazy ... (read more) Author: Rod Dominguez

5. Scholarships for Latinos/Becas para los Latinos July 09, 2009 Hispanic students are presented with a number of college scholarships. Hispanic students along with their families are greeted with a wonderful start in fall when the Hispanic organizations announce that they will be funding guidelines and plans for the entire school year. This occasion coincide with the time where Hispanic families are conducting their searches for a means to pay the expensive amount of college education for their kids. Mainly, only the Hispanics that are College bound will be benefited by the said program. Now, students may go frenzy when selecting whi... (read more) Author: Josiah Walter

6. Comprar en Estados Unidos es más barato April 30, 2009 Los latinos todavía desconfían de comprar en Estados Unidos por Internet. Sólo un 15% se anima a hacer alguna compra a través de la Red. Y eso que se pueden encontrar buenas ofertas. Sobre todo ahora que el dólar está mucho mas débil que en años anteriores. Hace poco vimos cómo muchos han aprovechan esto para comprar a través del sitio de subastas como eBay. Pero no es el único caso. Según un estudio de internacional, comprar en Estado Unidos puede darnos un ahorro del 60% si adquirimos artículos como computadoras portátiles, cámaras de fotos y vídeo, así como televisores o reproductores de ... (read more) Author: Sarah Leez

7. The Cuisine that Defines Mexico September 29, 2008 Mexico is known for a lot of things—beaches, warm weather, beautiful Latinas and Latinos, songs and rhythm, and a wide variety of tourist destinations. However, it’s really the cuisine that allows this country to really stand out. After all, there’s nobody else in the world that can come up a dish that is rich in spices, flavor, and culture. Moreover, it’s normally elaborately presented, only improving its appeal to anyone who’s going to eat it. History of Mexican Cuisine A long time ago, the Aztecs, considered to be one of the oldest settlers in the country, would normally use herb... (read more) Author: Ricardo Lumbardo

8. Type 2 Diabetes and the Natural Solution September 25, 2008 When you develop type 2 diabetes it is because your body is failing to either produce insulin, or it is failing to properly use it. Diabetes type 2 and treatments for the ailment have become a pretty hot topic with so many Americans facing late onset diseases right now. Type 2 diabetes is a disease that anyone can develop, although some races of people are more prone to develop it than others. This list includes African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Anyone in the aging population has a good chance of its onset. The symptoms ... (read more) Author: Patsy Hamilton

9. George Lopez Tickets- A Funnyman and a Pioneer September 23, 2008 George Lopez tickets have been a hot commodity the last few years, and it is no wonder with his incredible talent and impeccable comedic timing. He is one of only a handful of Latinos to have his own sitcom, joining the likes of Freddie Prinze and Desi Arnaz. He has no problem making comedy out of everyday life events and keeps audiences coming back for more. George Lopez was born in Mission Hills, California on April 23, 1961. Lopez had a somewhat tragic childhood and was raised by his grandmother. He turned his hardships into comedy after watching the series Chico and the Man. He soon st... (read more) Author: Julie Cudney

10. Rosemead Social Security Lawyers on the Look Out April 11, 2008 Rosemead is a city located in Los Angeles County, California. As of the recent census, it has a total population of 53,505. The city is surrounded to the north by San Gabriel and Temple City, to the east by El Monte, to the south by the unincorporated area of South San Gabriel and Montebello and to the east by Monterey Park. The city is a working-class suburb with a large population of Latinos and Asians. It is in the middle of Latino-dominated El Monte to the east and Asian-populated Monterey Park to the west. The Asian influence is particularly manifested around the city as many ... (read more) Author: Jean Kuda

11. Marketing to US Hispanics Equals Increased Sales March 16, 2008 The buying power of the US Hispanic population is growing faster than any other segment of the US population. Every day more and more business owners search for strategies to tap into this tremendous market. -- There are 45 million Latinos in the United States, with more than $860 billion in annual buying power, according to 2007 statistics. Most large American companies, such as Office Depot and Ford Motor Company have jumped on the bandwagon of targeting the lucrative Latino market, and your business should to. The statistics speak for themselves: 1. The average US Latino... (read more) Author: Kimberly Berls

12. Report Links Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in the US to Rise in Hate Groups March 10, 2008 A leading U.S. civil rights organization says anti-immigrant sentiment is fueling a nationwide increase in hate groups and hate crimes against Latinos. A new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center says 888 hate groups operated in the United States last year, an increase of 48 percent since 2000. It cites FBI statistics showing a 35 percent increase in reported anti-Latino hate crimes between 2003 and 2006. The report says the increase is linked to anti-immigrant activism. The report's co-author Mark Potok says a large increase in anti-immigration groups appeared in the southern border st... (read more)

13. Candidates Woo Hispanics, African-Americans in California January 31, 2008 Candidates in this year's presidential election are targeting the growing number of minority voters in an effort to build a winning coalition. Mike O'Sullivan reports from Los Angeles, Democrats are courting African-Americans and Hispanics in California, a state where the minority vote can make a difference. One in three Californians is Hispanic, and Hispanics, or Latinos, as they are called here, make up 14 percent of likely voters, according to the Public Policy Institute of California. Hispanics can make a difference in the southwest, where most vote Democratic, and their support is impor... (read more)

14. The Jaw: Path to Understanding Medical Claim Management November 05, 2007 Every male member of the LDS church is asked to serve a mission at some point in their life, where we go around sharing with people what we believe, and seeing if they’re interested in it as well. We learn all sorts of things, like I learned how to speak Spanish since I was speaking with all of the Latinos in the Miami Florida area. One rather fortuitous occurrence, is that I learned much about the medical billing industry, and how to undergo proper medical claim management. We rode our bikes everywhere. We rarely used cars, mostly bikes. Everybody always asked us if it was becaus... (read more) Author: 10x Marketing

15. Latin Dating - The Truth About What Latinos And Latinas Look For In A Date September 26, 2007 Men are from Mars and Women from Venus, this phrase seems to be wrote for Latin people, so next I’ll explain the main points for each gender. Cute Latinas are looking for: • Honesty: is one of the first traits that any single Latin girl mentions when describing someone with whom they wish to share friendship, a deeper relationship, and long lasting love. Pretending into somebody that you are not, will not work, specially in the long run. • Someone that shares their interests: most Latin girl often look for someone that has things in common with them. You can win extra points if ... (read more) Author: Erika Falccon

16. Solve your diabetic problem August 24, 2007 More than 20 million Americans have diabetes -- nearly one in three does not know it! Take our diabetes risk test to see if you are at risk for having diabetes. Diabetes is more common in African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Pre-diabetes is a condition that occurs when a person's blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not high enough for a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. There are 54 million Americans who have pre-diabetes, in addition to the 20.8 million with diabetes. Test your blood glucose level Control your diabetes by usi... (read more) Author: Rama Lakshmi

17. Guillen: probe unfairly targets Latinos June 11, 2007 Chicago, U.S. (AP) - White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen thinks Major League Baseball's steroids investigation is unfairly targeting Latino players. Guillen was interviewed by several officials last season, and he said they repeatedly focused their questioning on players from Latin America. "I meet with, like, five people," Guillen said. " The only thing that made me upset was they tried to mention too many Latino players. I think they try to put the Latinos to be the bad cloud in this thing. This thing was bugging me because everything they asked me (was), 'Do you ever s... (read more) Author: Brian Smith

18. US Hispanics Win Battle Over World War II Documentary April 12, 2007 The public television network, PBS (Public Broadcasting Service), has agreed to changes in a documentary about World War II that will include contributions by Hispanics to the war effort. As VOA's Greg Flakus reports from Houston, producers have agreed to add material to the 14-hour film planned for airing in September. In response to complaints from Latino groups across the United States, PBS announced Wednesday that producers of the documentary The War will film narrative segments with Latinos and Native Americans about their experiences in World War II. These new narratives will be woven i... (read more)

19. Latin Loving With Online Dating November 14, 2006 Latin Dating offers many opportunities to experience the passion and romance often associated with this culture. Getting started can be especially challenging and here are some useful tips that will make your romantic ventures into the latin community easier and more enjoyable. If you are interested in forming a relationship with a man or woman of Latin descent, you can take advantage of the facilities offered with an online community which is dedicated to helping singles meet Latinos in a comfortable online atmosphere. This offers the chance to meet your perfect match or simply find fr... (read more) Author: Ivan Kelly

20. Immigration Reform Debate Prompts Political Action by Latinos August 04, 2006 About a million people took part in marches across the United States this year to voice their concerns about immigration reforms under consideration in the Congress.  Young activists played a key role in the protests.  VOA's Brian Wagner reports the demonstrations have sparked growing interest among other young people -- especially Latinos -- to take political action. The protests over immigration reform grabbed headlines across the country and demonstrated strength of the nation's largest minority group.  Latinos represent about 14 percent of the U.S. population, but they ofte... (read more)

21. Health Conference Tackles Issues, Stigma of HIV in Latino Community July 25, 2006 Healthcare professionals are in Miami for a two-day conference on HIV/AIDS and the Latino population.  Latino actor Erik Estrada was a guest speaker at the 2006 National Conference on Latinos and AIDS. He stressed the importance of educating the Latino community about HIV/AIDS and getting testing for the virus. Estrada sat down for an interview with VOA and talked about the importance of getting that message out to the Latino community. "They need to be aware of themselves. They need to be educated. They need to be taught prevention. They need to be tested," he said. "They need to ... (read more)

22. Bush Aide Urge Latinos to Seek Bipartisan Compromise on Immigration July 12, 2006 White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove says President Bush is seeking fair and comprehensive immigration reform, and Tuesday, the White House official reached out to a major Latino organization that is meeting in Los Angeles. The presidential advisor urged Hispanics to work with the president on a bipartisan compromise to the divisive issue. There are 11 to 12 million people living illegally in the United States, and most of them are Latino. So immigration-reform tops the agenda of the National Council of La Raza, a Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group that is holding its annual meeti... (read more)

23. Cross-Border Health Plan Targets Latinos June 16, 2006 More than three million Hispanics in California have limited access to health care. Health insurance companies and Mexican officials are working to solve the problem. Health officials say it is a challenge on both sides of the border. Many Latinos work at low-paying jobs with no health benefits. The problem is acute in California, the most popular destination for Mexican immigrants, says Mario Gutierrez of the private health foundation called the California Endowment. "We estimate that about half of the immigrants in the country are in this state," he said. "So it does present a particular c... (read more)

24. Latinos Urge Solution to Immigration Issue May 31, 2006 The debate over illegal immigration in the United States has put the spotlight on Hispanics, who make up most of the people who are in the country illegally.  Hispanics are also the largest group of legal immigrants.   Mike O'Sullivan spoke with members of the large Latino community in Los Angeles to get their views on the subject of immigration. The U.S. Census Bureau says there are more than 40 million Hispanics in the United States, making up 14 percent of the population. Most Hispanics, also called Latinos, are U.S. citizens or legal immigrants, but millions are not.  T... (read more)

25. Choosing a Spanish Translation Provider May 23, 2006 SIN TAGS Why a Spanish Translation? Over 350 million people in the world speak Spanish as their first language. If we include the number of people who are fluent in Spanish as a second language, the total number of Spanish speakers in the world is well over 400 million people. The Hispanic market is today the most rapidly expanding market in the United States. It is estimated that by 2050, there will be 56 million Hispanics/Latinos; by 2050, 30% of the entire U.S. population will be Hispanic. Human Translation vs. Machine Translation Machine translation (MT) is a form of translation... (read more) Author: Exequiela Goldini

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