Politics

The Trump Administration has put an end to the bilateral collaboration program that allowed American tourists to enjoy the attractions of the Caribbean island.

Last night, the House of Representatives passed legislation to give 2.5 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. There were roars of celebration for a bill that may never be introduced to the Senate.

They're promoting, once again, the abortion's decriminalization.

Files from a deceased Republican consultant revealed gerrymandering as a potential rationale for the controversial census question. A revealed analysis showed a keen effort to mute growing Hispanic voting power.

Cities, states, and even corporations are fighting climate change in the absence of national legislation. Patrick McDonnell, Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection of Pennsylvania, sounds the alarm in an exclusive interview with AL DÍA.

After two years of intense investigation - and more than two months of absolute silence since the publication of his report – Special Counsel Robert Mueller finally spoke to the country making it clear that the decision to judge or not President Donald Trump ultimately lies in Congress.

The recent death of a young sperm whale, filled with plastic, could be another warning sign of what is happening in our oceans, and how we need to intervene to protect our marine animals.

After the mid-term elections, three words have suddenly resounded in the Democratic discourse: Green New Deal.

Have you ever been in a room where everyone is talking about you, without realizing you are there?

The number of Hispanic voters will continue growing and making impacts in the city and state.

After its own six months of delay, the Senate finally passed a $19.1 billion disaster aid package that grants $1.4 billion to Puerto Rico for hurricane relief.

The similarities between the two women who have been the helm of the United Kingdom are irrefutable proof that history is doomed to repeat itself.

Philadelphia’s District 7 is known as ‘El Barrio’ for its predominant Hispanic population. The largest portion of that population hails from Puerto Rico, where Election Day is celebrated like a holiday and turnout is massive. But District 7 has the city’s lowest voter turnout rate.

Tuesday's turnout surpassed every 2018 election, but still only amounted to 23% of all voters in Philadelphia.

Organized under the Movimiento Independiente Euro Latino (Somos MIEL), a coalition of Hispanics has decided to take the needs of their community to the discussion table in European politics.