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Community leaders and public officials appear at a press conference in front of a Starbucks coffee shop in downtown Philadelphia, United States, on Monday, April 16, 2018, two days after two black men were arrested at the facility. EFE / Bastiaan Slabbers
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What happened, Starbucks?
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The Community College of Philadelphia hosted the launch of the citywide workforce development initiative, Fueling Philadelphia's Talent Engine. Feb. 15 2018. Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Educating Philly's Workforce
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Nelly Jimenez-Arevlao, CEO of ACLAMO Family Centers. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News 
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A Venezuelan-American Rebel
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Photographed by Mónica Marie Zorrilla. 
Heritage and History
Philly Philly Day
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Thousands of fans welcomed the Super Bowl champions: Philadelphia Eagles. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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Phillyphoria
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Carlos África participando en un programa de MOVE el año pasado. Linn Washington Jr.
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Reloj de arte en la construcción cerca del ahora cerrado ‘Heroin Corridor’ en Kensington. LWJ Photo
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Philadelphia experienced more than 300 homicides in 2017.
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HOMICIDE ON THE RISE
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Larry Krasner, nuevo fiscal distrital de Filadelfia. Foto: Archivo AL DÍA News
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A New Day - A New DA...
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Raúl Berríos and Asaf Berríos. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
Heritage and History
Displaced by Hurricane Maria
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Sometimes people take things too far! LBWPhoto
Policy
‘stop-and-go’
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Aleida Garcia (with candle) wearing photo of her murdered son during "Vigil For Victims Of Gun Violence." LBWPhoto
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Gun violence
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Cynthia Figueroa, comisionada del Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Filadelfia. Foto: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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Fighting Child Abuse
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Hurricane Maria displaced Raúl Berríos, musician and cultural promoter from Puerto Rico. Photo: Edwin López Moya / AL DÍA News
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Puerto Rican exodus, a…
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Lindsay Smiling, Campbell O’Hare, and Matteo Scammell in The Wilma Theater’s 2017 production of Blood Wedding. Photo by Bill Hebert.
Heritage and History
Bodas de sangre Teatro Wilma
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Larry Krasner (Attorney General Elect) and Rebecca Rhynhart (Controller-elect) won the general election in Philadelphia.
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Elections: Philadelphia…
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The mayor of Philadelphia, Jim Kenney, and the United States Attorney General, Jeff Sessions.
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Philadelphia scores a big…
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Pennsylvania’s legislature needs to both reauthorize the film tax credit and increase that credit to keep Pa competitive with other states with soaring filmmaking from credits.
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[OP-ED]: Money Flows Widely…
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Parents of more than 20 families of Mexican origin living in Philadelphia visited their relatives from different populations of Puebla. Some had not seen each other for 26 years. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DAY News
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Raíces de Puebla: Bringing…
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Christina Lista (D) y Miriam Borja-Fisher (I), junto con representantes de la Cámara Chileno-Americana de Comercio de Filadelfia, en el encuentro de comercio Fruittrade, en Casapiedra, Santiago de Chile, 27 de Septiembre del 2017.Yamily Habib/AL DÍA News.
Entrepreneurs
From Chile to Philly
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Javier Flores García, with his family, members of the organization Together and the Rev. Robin Hynicka, at the entrance of the United Methodist Church, Center City. Photo: Samantha Laub/AL DÍA News
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The Philadelphia immigrant…
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Race targeted policing is not exclusive to Philadelphia. Prejudicial policing in London (in photo) and Paris spark persistent protests. LBW Photo
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Larry Krasner, Democrat candidate for the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. Yesid Vargas / AL DÍA News
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Larry Krasner, the Democrat…
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ICE's operation in Philadelphia back in 2010. 
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Deportation on the Home…
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Wanda Benvenutti. LBW
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The former mayor of Philadelphia, John Street, along with the two Latinos he appointed in public office during his tenure: Pedro Ramos (left), former member of the School District Board and former Managing Director of the municipal government, and Nelson Díaz (right). ), former judge of Philadelphia. Archive AL DÍA News
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Vladimir Rivera holds a small Puerto Rico that he brought to the Press Conference on Thursday, September 21st, or Unidos PA’ PR. Rivera is a native of Puerto Rico and has not been able to make contact with his family back home, including His mother, brother and daughter in San Juan. Photo: Matthew Haubenstein
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Philadelphian Solidarity
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Detalle de un árbol caído por el paso del huracán María este miércoles 20 de septiembre, en San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Unidos pa' PR
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Paralyzed 2010 police abuse victim Carnell Williams-Carney (left) and Anthony Jones (right), brother David Jones who was fatally shot in June. Williams-Carney and David Jones where each shot in the back by the same policeman, Ryan Pownall, who was recently suspended by the Police Department with intent to dismiss. LBWPhoto.
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Brian O’Neill, concejal republicano de Filadelfia. Archivo particular.
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Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey. EFE
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