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From the Mountains of Jayuya, Marisol Villalobos Is Making a Difference in the World
The Puerto Rican entrepreneur was recently recognized by the United Nations for her sustainable business practices.
Michele Rayner: Working for ‘the Change Florida Deserves’
The Democrat, who is running for Congress in 2022, is aware of the issues faced by Floricuas, and says she wants to make sure that “there are opportunities for economic advancement.”
COVID Nearly Destroyed Her Salon. She Reinvented Herself Instead.
A Dominican beauty salon owner was hit hard by the pandemic as she struggled without government loans. But despite the hardships, this fearless luchadora refuses to lose hope.
Jobless Claims Are Up Again in Florida
As Congress fails to reach an agreement on a second stimulus check, new unemployment claims grew from 23,063 to 25,012.
Miami-Dade County Residents Have Until Dec. 15 to Apply for CARES Relief Funds
The most populous county in Florida still hasn’t doled out an undisclosed amount of its $474 million in CARES Act relief money to the businesses and residents that need it.
Being a Street Vendor Is Becoming a Dangerous Job for Latinos Across the Country
“We are good people, we come here to work. We don’t do bad things. Please help us by purchasing something.”
‘La Gorda Who Loves to Bake’: Meet the Texas Chicana Who Turned a Passion for Sweets Into a Business
“This is the first time that I’m doing something I care about,” says the Texas native who found her calling in the kitchen.
How This Latino-Owned Plant Shop Survived the Pandemic
This San Antonio couple quit their jobs to work full-time in their new brick-and-mortar shop, after starting the city’s first mobile nursery.
Florida Amendments: What Passed and What They Mean For You
Here are the amendments that were passed by Florida voters.