El periodismo emprendedor
08/01/2019 - 17:32
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Más que una glamorosa clase en la Universidad, es un llamado a la acción para preservar el periodismo independiente.
hernan guaracao
PRIMER PLANO
Más que una glamorosa clase en la Universidad, es un llamado a la acción para preservar el periodismo independiente.
Entrepreneurial Journalism
08/01/2019 - 17:29
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More than a fancy class at the university, it is the call of action of the day to preserve journalism independent
El discreto encanto del periodismo
06/19/2019 - 16:49
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La ‘Old Grey Lady’ de los medios recibió un tratamiento de honor la semana pasada en los centros más importantes del mundo de la tecnología.
The charm of journalism
06/19/2019 - 16:41
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The Gray Lady of Media got a red carpet rolled out last week in the main centers of technology in the world.
Un poeta cubano en Nueva York
02/13/2019 - 11:22
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En su poemario, "Por si me muero mañana", Albor Ruiz lleva a la lírica sus experiencias vitales, desde su natal isla de Cuba hasta su ciudad adoptiva de Nueva York. “Sepan todos que Cuba me reclama...”, advierte el escritor neuyorquino, evocando a su natal Cárdenas en verso de postrimero.
A Cuban poet in New York
02/13/2019 - 11:11
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In his newly-published book of poetry, "In case I die tomorrow," Albor Ruiz gives voice to his journeys from his hometown of Cárdenas, Cuba, to the streets of New York City, in Manhattan.
Una carta a mi presentador de televisión favorito, Tom Brokaw
02/07/2019 - 09:15
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¿Es el secretario de Educación de Pensilvania, Pedro Rivera, alguien “no integrado”? No. Sin embargo Pedro es otro latino de los EE.UU. que puede parecer como otro "brown grand-baby”, que necesita trabajar más duro en integración, si fuéramos a creerle a Tom Brokaw. O confiar en la media verdad que la estrella de NBC ha decidido de manera inesperada validar.
A necessary letter to my Favorite TV Anchor, Mr. Tom Brokaw
02/07/2019 - 09:00
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Is somebody like PA Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera, “unassimilated”, I asked in our recent #ALDIAHigherEdLEADERS Summit2019, where he was the Keynote Speaker? No. However, Pedro is yet another U.S. Latino now under suspicion of perhaps being yet another “brown grand-baby”— one who needs to work harder at assimilation, or learn better English, if we were to believe former national TV anchor Tom Brokaw. If we were to trust the half-truth the NBC star’s gaffe has unexpectedly championed.
AL DÍA Foundation da la bienvenida a los líderes de todo el estado en el evento Pennsylvania Leaders Connection
12/05/2018 - 12:05
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“Uno de los lugares en los que debemos alzar nuestra voz es en los medios”, dijo Anthony Rosado, vicepresidente principal de Wells Fargo. “La cuestión es contar nuestra propia historia, y no que otros la cuenten por nosotros. Necesitamos hacerlo con nuestra propia narrativa”.
AL DÍA Foundation welcomes leaders for its Pennsylvania Leaders Connection reception
12/03/2018 - 10:23
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“One of the places we need to raise our voice is in the media,” said Anthony Rosado, a Senior Vice President at Wells Fargo. “The point is to tell our own story, not have others tell it for us. We need to have our own narrative.”
Mujeres Fuertes Hacen a la Sociedad Fuerte
11/08/2018 - 11:29
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Una refexión sobre la importancia del liderazgo de mujeres en la sociedad, a partir de una memoria personal.
Strong Women Make Society Strong
11/08/2018 - 11:24
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Founder, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of AL DÍA Hernán Guaracao reflects on the importance of women's leadership in his own life, and in society as a whole.
118 Years Later, And Latinos Finally Begin To Be Visible in Pennsylvania's 'Upper Crust'
12/13/2017 - 11:05
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No, this was not your typical PA Society smoke-filled bash or “old boy’s club” weekend.
El Largo y Ventoso Camino
05/24/2019 - 17:47
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Como el fundador y editor de AL DÍA hizo de Philly un hogar.
A Long and Winding Road
05/24/2019 - 17:39
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How the founder and editor of AL DÍA made a home in Philly.
Op-Ed: Latinos can write— in English, too
05/10/2016 - 16:52
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The country is radically changing, and so is the fastest growing ethnic group that is revitalizing American society.
The ‘García Márquez Newsroom’ at AL DÍA
04/05/2016 - 21:22
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I recently walked by the house Gabriel García Márquez owned and used to stay at in Cartagena, Colombia, and I couldn’t wait to get to the keyboard to tell a personal story about this maestro of good literature and even better journalism.
An American saint of Latino descent: Father Félix Varela
03/22/2016 - 14:15
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Although his sainthood is yet to be declared by the Catholic Church, miracles abound in the life of Father Felix Varela, the champion of thousands of Irish immigrants who in the 19th century suffered, fought and, eventually, prevailed in carving out their own space in the American society, just as Latinos are doing today.