The piece by Swiss artist Simon Berger was unveiled in Washington D.C. on Feb. 4 and now goes to New York for a permanent home.
La obra del artista suizo Simon Berger fue presentada en Washington D.C. el 4 de febrero y ahora se traslada a Nueva York para tener un hogar permanente.
The piece by Swiss artist Simon Berger was unveiled in Washington D.C. on Feb. 4 and now goes to New York for a permanent home.
The announcement comes just two weeks after Puerto Rico released a statement that FEMA will be allocating funds for fishermen in Puerto Rico.
La alcaldesa Lori Lightfoot tiene un nuevo programa que espera resolver la disparidad.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot has a new program that hopes to solve the disparity.
Claro que su atuendo púrpura de dos piezas era icónico, pero el collar de Harris tenía la verdadera historia.
Sure, her purple two-piece attire was iconic, but Harris’ necklace had the real story.
Antes del huracán María, había más de 44 pueblos pesqueros en todo Puerto Rico. Ahora no hay más de 20.
Before Hurricane Maria, there were more than 44 fishing villages across Puerto Rico. Now there are no more than 20.
Martínez fue nombrada una de las "100 personas más influyentes" de TIME en 2020.
Martinez was named one of TIME’s “100 Most Influential People” in 2020.
El presidente Luis Abindar ha cumplido una de sus promesas de campaña.
President Luis Abindar has followed through on one of his campaign promises.
July 3, 2020 was the first ever National CROWN Day in celebration of California’s legislation banning hair discrimination.
The Southern state was the last in the U.S. to still have the racist emblems on its flag.
Voters in the state will choose whether to drop “Providence Plantations” from its full moniker in November.
What has been a traditional governmental procedure since 1790 is now being used as a dangerous political weapon.
Por primera vez, 5 candidatos de descendencia latina buscan un lugar en el Consejo de la ciudad.
For the first time in Philadelphia, 5 candidates of Latinx heritage are running for an At-large seat in City Council.
Según el Senador del estado, Williams, la incapacidad de la administración del alcalde para entender en su totalidad a las comunidades diversas, sumado a un indice de 26% de pobreza lo llevan a desafiar a Kenney en las elecciones primarias del partido democártico este 21 de mayo.
State Sen. Williams cites a static 26 percent poverty rate and the inability of the Kenney administration to fully understand communities of color in Philadelphia as reasons why he's challenging the Mayor in the Democratic primary election on May 21.
Alan Butkovitz is running against Jim Kenney in the Democratic primary election because he believes the mayor has demonstrated a “very limited” vision for the City of Philadelphia in his first term.
In an exclusive interview with AL DÍA News, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney opens up about his blue-collar upbringing in South Philly, his passionate support for the city’s burgeoning immigrant population, and the transforming local political landscape.
A recent report by the Office of the Controller reveals that the city must do more to create a workforce reflective of the diversity of the population it serves.
The long-time rivals clash for the District 7 City Council seat in Democratic primary election on May 21.
