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Trump gears up for a rally in Hialeah in Florida, one of the most Latino cities in the country - Vimarsana News

Trump gears up for a rally in Hialeah in Florida, one of the most Latino cities in the country

Trump is holding a rally in heavily Hispanic Hialeah during the Republican debate in Miami, a city where he has ample Latino support.

Source: aol.com
Trump gears up for a rally in Hialeah, Florida, one of the most Latino cities in the country - Vimarsana News

Trump gears up for a rally in Hialeah, Florida, one of the most Latino cities in the country

Trump is holding a rally in heavily Hispanic Hialeah during the Republican debate in Miami, a city where he has ample Latino support.

Source: yahoo.com
DeSantis' focus on freedom works for Hispanic voters | Commentary – Orlando Sentinel - Vimarsana News

DeSantis' focus on freedom works for Hispanic voters | Commentary – Orlando Sentinel

As a guest columnist writes, the days of the Hispanic vote going automatically to Democrats are over.

Orlando airport lawyer warned chair about lobbyist emails - Vimarsana News

Orlando airport lawyer warned chair about lobbyist emails

Orlando airport chair Carson Good was already under fire for his ties with lobbyist Eric Foglesong. Now Foglesong has been arrested again.

The Deep Origins of Latino Support for Trump - Vimarsana News

The Deep Origins of Latino Support for Trump

Save this story for later. Bertica Cabrera Morris, a business and political consultant who was born in Cuba and has spent most of her adult life in central Florida, has helped several Republican Presidential candidates with Latino outreach, among them George W. Bush, John McCain, Mitt Romney, and Donald Trump. Some won; some lost, as Trump did this fall, but not before increasing his share of the Latino vote to thirty-two per cent, up four points from 2016, according to exit polls. “We are terribly sad” that Trump lost, Cabrera Morris said, but she expressed optimism that the next Republi...