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By. an economy where inflation is up, wages are down, the cost of living is getting everng i higher. >> yeah, matt, i mean, how difoh they address it if economics is not the way, you know, a lot of hispanics are muchre more culturally and socially conservative and they don't want gender pronouns for their elementary gen students. i mean, this is how do they then try win back thatbasei constituency when their base is going so hard in the other directio the othn? i don i don't know if they can. doug naile'td. ot yes. that that's an issue that they have not been able to address . and also to what...

Only fair or they're poor. omicthree quarters say the samel thing about their personal financial situation. fuation andand by 2 to 1, theyy joe biden's policies are hurting their families. sothei, tom, how significant is this shift? >> shi we saw shift in 2020.y the democrats have long relied on the hispanic vote in certai n key states. does it cut even worse i anet their directio n? rned >> well, listen, they have to be concerned about the trendt over the last few cyclescl because donald trump actually increasees becumd his vote share with hispanics, republicans did in 2022 as well. and again...

Hispanics are the largest demographic group in Texas, outnumbering non-Hispanic white people for the first time since the mid-19th century, according to U.S. Census data. In 2022, the state’s Hispanic population reached 12 million, surpassing the non-Hispanic white population and turning Texas into a majority minority state. Some 40.2 percent of Texans are Hispanic, and…

A brand new Guatemalan consulate is set to open soon in the city. Once it does, it will be the second new Latin American consulate opened in Omaha this year.

Drinking public water with arsenic leads to elevated urinary arsenic levels, particularly in Mexican American and Hispanic groups in the US.