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WABC Tiempo February 14, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WABC Tiempo February 14, 2016

Affordable housing for everyone. Now, some latino advocates think the mayors speech marks significant progress on some key issues affecting latinos, but they also feel there is some room for improvement. Here to highlight some of those issues, daniel altschuler, director of research and Civic Engagement at make the road new york, and natalia aristizabal, the lead organizer at make the road new york. Good to have you both. Let me get your general overall impressions of the mayors state of the city address, daniel you first and then well break it down into specifics. On an overall scheme, in ter...

Adams left Washington abruptly. A widening corruption scandal greeted him in NYC. - Vimarsana News

Adams left Washington abruptly. A widening corruption scandal greeted him in NYC.

A raid at the home of Adams' lead fundraiser adds to a growing snowball of law enforcement actions targeting figures in and around his administration.

The Invasion of Gaza Hasn't Started but It Looks Like Hamas Has Won a Strategic Victory - Vimarsana News

The Invasion of Gaza Hasn't Started but It Looks Like Hamas Has Won a Strategic Victory

 

Commentary: Migrants are breaking Democratic Party unity - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Migrants are breaking Democratic Party unity

Politicians are passing the buck on New York City’s influx of asylum-seekers, which is harming the outlook for Democrats in 2023 and 2024.

'Anything for my family': Venezuelans in US welcome temporary protected status | US immigration - Vimarsana News

'Anything for my family': Venezuelans in US welcome temporary protected status | US immigration

Asylum seekers who arrived before the end of July – about 472,000 – will now be able to legally live and work in the US