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Corporate Foresight in Philadelphia
09/30/2018 - 08:50
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PECO has a new CEO and I had the privilege of meeting him. This is what I learned.
Hernán Guaracao
Articles By Hernán Guaracao
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Editor in Chief and CEO
"Algunas Historias" que Nelson nos contó mientras cenábamos
09/03/2018 - 12:39
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Después de luchar durante toda su vida, Nelson ha construído un camino de 70 años de largo y otro tanto de ancho. Al compilar en un libro las experiencias de su vida, el "Juez Díaz" quizá haya dejado sin proponérselo un útil derrotero para las generaciones que lo seguirán.
“The Few Stories” Nelson told us about over dinner
09/03/2018 - 12:11
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After striving throughout his life, Nelson has blazed a trail 70 years long. By compiling his life experiences in a book, “Judge Díaz” may have drawn a useful road map for the generations now ready to follow him.
Réquiem por 'El Diario'
04/23/2016 - 16:47
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Igual que lo que puede pasar con el resto de la prensa en español de los Estados Unidos que este periódico neoyorquino ha representado por más de 100 años, la muerte gradual de la casa editorial latina más antigua del país es algo que, tristemente, puede ser el comienzo del fin de una era para los medios hispanos de todo el país.
Requiem for 'El Diario'
04/20/2016 - 09:23
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News of the gradual death of the oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper in the country is something that, sadly, could be the beginning of the end of an era for Hispanic print media in the United States.
Just like it could happen to the rest of the Latino press in the US — which this newspaper has represented for over a 100 years — news of the gradual death of the oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper in the country is something that, sadly, could be the beginning of the end of an era for U.S. Hispanic media.
Why AL DÍA News does not have a 'Diversity Policy'
02/29/2016 - 09:11
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The simple answer: “Because we don’t need one.” Notwithstanding, AL DÍA has been quietly and persistently advocating for it for the past 18 years in Philadelphia.
¿Qué significa AL DÍA? Fácil: 'Let's get on with it!'
05/22/2014 - 07:40
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Read English version here.
El nombre siempre llama la atención de la gente y hace que se pregunten de qué se podría tratar o qué significa.
"¿Qué es AL DÍA?", preguntan a veces los más atrevidos.
La renovación de Filadelfia a través del crecimiento latino
05/02/2014 - 07:58
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Para una de las organizaciones de noticias en esta imagen, la cobertura de latinos NO es nada nuevo. AL DÍA es un negocio latino nacido en esta ciudad.
Los números han sido publicados, tabulados por la Oficina del Censo de Estados Unidos, hechos públicos en documentos del gobierno que circulan libremente y son diseminados por el internet, y aun así son poco conocidos para la mayoría.
Fundación AL DÍA firma acuerdo histórico con Universidad en España
04/18/2014 - 08:35
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Filadelfia está "a punto de volverse global", con "un poco de ayuda" de sus amigos en la Fundación AL DÍA, la corporación sin fines de lucro asociada con AL DÍA News Media.
Juan Rulfo was Alive in Philly this Week
03/19/2014 - 13:50
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Perhaps because he wrote all his work in Spanish, he is easily overlooked. In the age of the Internet, not anymore. His words were alive this week in a AL DIA Studio during the recording of the first episode of a podcast series entitled "Literature to Listen to" (Literatura Oral), soon to be launched.
'I used to be Hernán Guaracao'
03/13/2014 - 07:15
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"The Truth is what will 'set you free,' once you get to know it, Scripture proclaims — and as pastors and priests remind us on Sundays."
How Latinos were seen in Filadelfia in 1882
06/14/2012 - 11:39
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In the year 1882 there was a Latino living in the US who found the way his community was portrayed in a newspaper in Philadelphia extremely inaccurate.
Father Varela is fighting anonymity
03/30/2012 - 07:58
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Pope Benedict XVI, visiting Cuba this week, gave Father Félix Varela a much needed "plug." The "Perfect Stranger," as we have called him on these pages, will eventually be widely known across this nation of ours, the United States of America, where he lived most of his life. Perhaps he will eventually become as popular here as he is today in Cuba, where he lived only a portion of his life.
Philadelphia: The City of 'Brotherly Left Hooks'
11/22/2011 - 09:53
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A tweet, believe it or not, gave me the inspiration for the first line for this column, the first one I am attempting to write in years.