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The Garces Foundation held its seventh annual "Think Local, Give Local" benefit to support the immigrant communities within Philadelphia

Congreso de Latinos Unidos celebrates its annual gala exploring the charm and beauty of Andalucia's capital city.

In Bolivia, cholitas used to be banned from many of the country’s public spheres, but their presence in the media shows how times have changed, and will continue to do so.

Two individuals were recognized for their work in the professional and business fields and one for their lifelong commitment to the Latino community

Chinese immigrants have been coming to Latin America for hundreds of years. Their impact is seen through the region’s biggest Lunar New Year celebrations.

A new photography exhibit sponsored by the Da Vinci Art Alliance spotlights themes from Latin America's most trying and revolutionary time.

What does the future of tech and city services look like? Well, in a Chilean city of 225,000 people, there is now an app for that. 

In what proved to be a tumultuous second year of the Trump presidency, two Latina leaders emerged, challenging the establishment and demanding change.

The story that is told through the posadas, the Christmas tradition practiced in countries throughout Latin America, has taken on a special relevance this year due to its focus on the act of opening doors to those seeking shelter.

On Dec. 6, the head of Cisco Systems Inc. spoke at the company's annual conference in Mexico.

More than 5 million people be able to connect to the Internet from their cellphones.

Since the peace accord has not taken full effect after two years, their reintegration has been difficult. 

The exhibition opened on Dec. 3, showcasing a leading artist in kinetic art.

Many fear an escalation of violence as well as legal concerns after controversial comments made by the president-elect. 

As part of the Alcatraz Project, inmates from 12 prisons gather together to play rugby and see their families.  

A new exhibition opened at the Reina Sofia Museum which features art and artists that were ignored during the 1970s. 

“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.”

The law allowing people after the age of 14 to change their name and sex took five years to get through Congress. 

In the artworks of Michelle Ortiz, the mothers of Berks stare down PA politicians to demand an end to the imprisonment of children and their families at the Berks Detention Center.