Thought Leaders

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Expectations for Change

Expectations for Change

January 4th, 2023

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Two recently released data points show how gun violence

Beyond the statistics

April 26th, 2022

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Let Us not Forget Alzheimer’

Let Us not Forget Alzheimer’

April 19th, 2022

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Celebrating Year-Round

Celebrating Year-Round

April 15th, 2022

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Community Colleges

Community Colleges

April 12th, 2022

A society strongly hit by two years of restrictions was regaining trust with the end of the pandemic. But the world crisis is taking away from the optimism.

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Convincing Ourselves That th

April 5th, 2022

We women need that other men do not act as accomplices by omission.

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Women’s Fight Cannot Be Stop

March 29th, 2022

Changes in the political

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Changes in the political

March 22nd, 2022

The 2020 Census statistics are missing. It has been two years since the decennial count

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A 2020 Census uncompleted La

March 15th, 2022

More than Money

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More than Money

March 8th, 2022

Poor dietary quality is a central factor in the increase in obesity.

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An Enemy Called Obesity

March 1st, 2022

Why the emphasis on America and Americano defines the United States and Americans?

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America and the Americans

February 22nd, 2022

Many migrants were able to significantly improve their life conditions and kept their nuclear family close to them. Many others didn’t.

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Hearts in Latin America | OP

February 15th, 2022

This year will be critical for the political map of the United States. What Trump and his followers achieve, under the spotlight. EFE .

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Trump’s Ghost | OP-ED

January 25th, 2022

Daily life demands photo identification for boarding an airplane, cashing a check, purchasing prescribed medicine, picking up a package, driving, or visiting public buildings. EFE

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Photo I.D., key for voters

January 18th, 2022

What the 2021 preliminary House map looks like. Screenshot: PA Legislative Reapportionment Commission.

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PA redistricting and Latinos

January 13th, 2022

All eyes are on the elections in Colombia and Brazil, which have had terrible results with two right-wing administrations that reached the worst acceptance levels in years. Photo: AL DIA News.

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Elections Brazil & Colombia

January 5th, 2022

The panorama of hunger and poverty in Latin America is frightening. It requires fundamental solutions. Getty Images

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Hunger and inequality

January 2nd, 2022

The editors of AL DÍA have chosen Esther Aguilera as Person of the Year 2021. Her merits are in full view. Photo: AL DIA News

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Thank you, Esther Aguilera

December 28th, 2021

Omicron is the latest variant slamming the world back to its COVID reality. Depositphoto

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Let’s not make 2022, 2020-II

December 14th, 2021

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele is at the center of domestic scandals. There are concerns in the United States about the way he governs. APHOTOGRAFIA/Getty Images

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The backyard

December 14th, 2021

The class of reporters during graduation day. (AL DIA Photo Archive)

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The First AL DÍA Writers

December 14th, 2021

The amount of plastic waste is immense and affects all parts of the marine world. And the solution? Depositphoto

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Flooded with plastic

December 14th, 2021

Left to right) Ashley Edwards, Chris Brennan, Dann Cuellar, and Alex Jakana were the 2021 winners of the “El Habanero Medal of Advocacy.” Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DÍA News

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Journalists Honoring

December 7th, 2021

Health insurance is one of the major factors of living a long, healthy life. Photo: Frederic Cirou/PhotoAlto via Getty Images.

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Get Health Insurance (OP-ED)

November 30th, 2021

Too many Americans believe that when it comes to climate change, only the government is up to the task. Depositphoto

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Climate Change

November 30th, 2021

Nothing indicates that the socioeconomic conditions in Latin America are improving. The panorama in Honduras. Photo Getty Images

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Poorer, more migration

November 30th, 2021

For researchers at the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), decisions against democracy and human rights were made during the pandemic. Getty Images

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Threats to democracy

November 24th, 2021

For years, it was only possible to choose between two candidates for any public office, with all that that implied for those who selected and for those who wanted to get a job. Getty Images

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The "rule of two" falls

November 24th, 2021

AL DIA Becomes a Weekly

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AL DIA Becomes a Weekly

November 24th, 2021

Start-ups and individual inventors need assurance that their hard-won IP can’t easily be stolen. Photo: Depositphoto

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An end to theft

November 16th, 2021

The United States registers the highest number of illegal border crossings with Mexico this year. Freedom does not make a person superior, only luckier.

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On the lucky shore

November 16th, 2021

The first advertiser of AL DÍA was “La Manzana”, later renamed “La Fogata”, this bakery in Olney owned by Eduardo Marín, who invested the first $25 dollars into the publication. Photo: La fogata

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An Improbable Entrepreneur

November 16th, 2021

Expectations for the return of travelers to the United States from countries that were shut out 20 months ago by the pandemic. Despositphoto

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Winds of economic recovery

November 9th, 2021

Catholicism in the United States has representatives at the pinnacle of power: President Joe Biden; Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House; and John Roberts, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. But there is a strong internal division between two sectors. Depositphoto

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Church in power but divided

November 9th, 2021

To the left, the cover of the book that inspired the production of the first edition of AL DIA. On the right, una of the first covers, produced on a newsletter format. AL DÍA News

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Home-madE JOURNALISM

November 9th, 2021