FACT CHECK: Did U.S. Government Take Land From Hispanic Homesteaders During The Manhattan Project?
post shared on social media He claims that Hispanic settlers were driven off the land during the US government’s Manhattan Project, a project to create a nuclear test site in New Mexico. 29 Pueblo and Hispano farmers, shepherds and ranchers were forced to leave their land after the government condemned the construction of Los Alamos. […]
The leadership journey of Raúl Héctor Castro, the only Hispanic Governor of Arizona | Pima Chronicles
Raul Hector Castrophoto courtesyRepublic Castro’s journey from Sonora to Arizona began when he was just 10 years old. He settled near Douglas, Arizona and eventually enrolled at the Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff, now known as Northern Arizona University. After his graduation, he temporarily returned to Sonora to work as a foreign affairs clerk […]
Hispanic Caucus campaign arm formally endorses Gallego for Senate
Rafael Bernal and The Hill 20 hours ago Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Arizona) addresses reporters near the Senate floor as he walks from the House of Representatives to the Senate on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023. The campaign arm of Congress’ Hispanic Caucuses (CHC) announced Tuesday that it supports Rep. Ruben Gallego (D., Ariz.), who is running […]
Hispanic Republican news: Juan Ciscomani fights back against identity politics
Cochise County, Arizona — Juan Ciscomani is a green card holder and a Mexican citizen when he first went to Washington for an internship at the US Capitol. In January, just 20 years after that first visit, he returned to the capital as a US citizen, wearing a green Congressman’s pin. Behind the scenes at […]
Information regarding Eastern Arizona Hispanic Heritage Corp.
If you live in Eastern Arizona, here is important information about the Eastern Arizona Hispanic Heritage Corporation. First of all, I have to introduce myself (including background) to make the information credible. My wife and I (both 75) are from Morenci, graduated in ’66 and ’65 respectively, and have been married for 53 years. Lived […]
Sinema Discusses Solutions to Arizona’s Affordable Housing Shortage with the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals
Cinema emphasized its focus on providing lasting, common-sense solutions to the challenges affecting housing availability and affordability Washington – Arizona Senator Kirsten Cinema hosts a meeting with members of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) for a lasting solution to the shortage of affordable and available housing options across Arizona We talked […]
Munoz family named Hispanic Family of the Year, Olmedo Teacher of the Year
THATHER — Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off on Thursday, and the celebration kicks off with the Eastern Arizona Hispanic Heritage Corporation board members performing live on KATO AM 1230 at 8:30 AM on Voice of the Valley. Bob Rivera, Lupe Muñoz, and Michael Andazola are local residents of Governor Doug Ducey’s proclamation proclaiming Hispanic Heritage […]
Up-and-coming Hispanic startups are strengthening Arizona’s economy top to bottom
verde valley news – 45 Hispanic entrepreneurs in Maricopa County and 10 Hispanic entrepreneurs in Yavapai County are preparing to graduate from Arizona Local First are boosting the economy of Startups in Cottonwood, Sedona, Mesa, Maryvale, Central Phoenix and South Phoenix range from restaurants to photography to life coaching to construction. Fuerza Local Our six-month […]
55 up-and-coming Hispanic startups strengthening Arizona’s economy
45 Hispanic Entrepreneurs from Maricopa County and 10 Hispanic Entrepreneurs from Yavapai County are boosting economies across the state as they prepare to graduate from Huerza Local, Local First Arizona’s Spanish-language business accelerator doing. Hispanic startups in Cottonwood, Sedona, Mesa, Maryvale, Central Phoenix and South Phoenix range from restaurants to photography, life coaching and construction. […]
