Workers’ Latin women contribute 1.3 billion to the US GDP
Workers’ Latin women in the United States contributed 1.3 billion dollars to the gross domestic product of the country (GDP) in 2021, compared to 661,000
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Announced reduction of the interest rate prior to the elections
Recent reviews of the employment figures, by the United States Department of Labor, support the prediction that the Central Bank will begin to reduce the
From the son of undocumented immigrants to Creator de Maza: the platform that empowers Latinos without Social Security
Robbie Figueroa, co -founder and Operations Manager (COO) of Maza, knows firsthand the challenges faced by Latin immigrants in the United States by trying to
Who are NYC street vendors? New survey seeks to answer this question and highlight the challenges they face
At the age of 26, the street saleswoman Guadalupe Sosa has worked with her mother selling chopped fruits, fresh juices and snow cones in summer
HIA-LI and CIRCIT launch Brentwoodgo an economic and ecological transport service
HIA-LI, administrator of the Long Island Innovation Park in Hauppaup (Li-PH), announced the introduction of Brentwoodgo, an innovative transport service in electric vehicles on request.
Senator Martínez announces financial support for new companies in New York
Senator Mónica R. Martínez announced that the state of New York through the Main Street Capital program will provide financial assistance to new companies and
New York local companies shine at the Bank of America Winter Village
Four New York entrepreneurs have been selected for the Small Business Spotlight 2024 program, an initiative promoted by Bank of America that covers rent and
Jackson Heights mobilizes in the 90th Street Triangle, asking for a greater police presence in Roosevelt Avenue
Hundreds of people met Sunday afternoon at the 90th Street Triangle, on the border of Jackson Heights and Elmhursst, to support the fight against crime
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE NAHP 2024: Celebrates the excellence and progress of the Hispanic media
The 2024 National Convention of the National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP), held at the Loyola University of Chicago, was one of the most shocking
Alexander Rodríguez: from immigrant to entrepreneur in Harlem, a dream come true
The story of Alexander Rodríguez, a Dominican barber and owner of a barber in Harlem, is a testimony of resilience and determination. Rodríguez arrived in