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TIME


Predicting the Latino Vote in 2012
TIME
The Latino vote will matter in the 2012 election. So say Republicans and Democrats, and even the cover of TIME magazine. But just how much it will matter is not clear at this point. Too many factors remain fluid. We don't know how close races in key ...

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Commentary: Mitt Romney is hurting himself with Latino voters
Kansas City Star
Just as Whitman alienated Latino voters by morphing from a moderate to hard-liner on immigration, Romney's tough primary rhetoric aimed at illegal immigration is weakening him with Latino voters, damaging his chances in the general election.

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Windy City Times


Chicago Latino Film Festival: LGBT overview
Windy City Times
by Richard Knight, Jr., for Windy City Times The Chicago Latino Film Festival (CLFF) is back for its 28th year Friday, April 13 through Thursday, April 26. The International Latino Cultural Center is the presenting organization of the fest.

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New York Daily News


Charlie: Latino sweat
New York Post
Charles Rangel said yesterday he will win a 22nd term, despite facing a stiff challenge from a Latino challenger in a new congressional district where a majority of residents is Hispanic. The 81-year-old Democrat, recovering from a back injury and ...
Rangel Sounds Confident of Re-election While Speaking Well of ChallengerNew York Times (blog)
Espaillat Hopes to Seize on Demographic Shifts in Rangel ChallengeWNYC (blog)
Rangel Says Health Issues Will Not Stop Him From Running Effective CampaignDNAinfo
Capital New York -NY1 -Politicker
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Columbus Dispatch


Inside Latinos' America
News & Observer
But what most non-Hispanics get terribly wrong when it comes to appealing to Latinos is embarrassingly obvious – Hispanics aren't monolithic. Just ask Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen, who has been suspended five games for commenting about his ...
Cepeda: Misreading the Hispanic voterDenver Post
Editorial: Unleashing Latina power at the pollsHouston Chronicle

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via Latino Voices on HuffingtonPost.com by The Huffington Post on 4/10/12
President Barack Obama's reelection campaign is dismissing "internet fodder" surrounding a photo of his 2012 campaign staff which features many young, white faces.
The photo, which was posted on Tumblr and also accompanied a BuzzFeed article about the 2012 campaign, featured only 80 staffers -- most of whom were young and white.
Fox News ran the photo with a headline that read "Stunning Lack Of Diversity At Obama Campaign HQ" and the Daily Beast ran a blog titled "An Obama Campaign Photo That Looks Like a Young Republican Rally."
The Washington Free Beacon, which has not reported on the number of minorities at any recent GOP event to our knowledge, went as far as to count the number of "black individuals" featured on the OFA Tumblr page.
Seriously.
Glenn Beck's The Blaze said the photo was embarrassing for a president who "makes a habit out of accusing his opponents of being racist." (When did that happen?) NewsOne wrote that the room looked "as white as a klan rally," proving once again that the conversation surrounding race and President Obama is often laced with lies and hyperbole.
An Obama campaign spokesperson dismissed the online outrage in a statement to The Huffington Post:
"This is mere internet fodder and the picture is not an accurate representation of the diversity of staff, backgrounds and experiences that make up the Obama for America campaign team. This is a campaign built on the inclusion of all Americans and while the Democratic party casts a wide net, the GOP's extreme partisan agenda is turning away voters in droves.â€
In a sarcastic post titled "Scoop: White Kids Work For Obama," Mother Jones' reporter Tim Murphy posted a photo of what a "real Young Republicans rally looks like" and criticized the Daily Beast for turning the photo into some sort of evidence to support the president's "growing race problem." If anything, he says, it's more about economics:
The reality is that any bias in weeding out volunteers is likely more of a means-test: Volunteers for political campaigns are necessarily college-age kids with enough financial backing to allow them to work full- or part-time (and overtime, in some cases) without pay and with little if any opportunity for advancement. That gives well-off white kids a boost, I suppose.
Should President Obama be worried about what some conservative bloggers think of his Tumblr page? Probably not. NewsOne reported that black GOP primary voters have been "nearly nonexistent" this cycle. And his approval ratings remain high among black voters.

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HispanicBusiness.com


Hispanicize 2012 Gets Underway
Fox News
Hispanicize 2012, an event "focused on Latino trends and trendsetters in social media, entertainment, marketing and media," got under way Tuesday in Miami. In its third year, founder Manny Ruíz is focused on creating "a symphony" in which the ...
Hispanicize 2012 Kicks Off - PRNewsermediabistro.com
US Hispanic spending on the upFruitnet.com
Hispanicize 2012 Welcomes Laura Termini as a SpeakerHispanicBusiness.com (press release)

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via Latino.FoxNews.com by Tanya Pérez-Brennan on 4/10/12
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff with the governor of Massachusetts, which has the largest Brazilian population in the country.

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A pesar de las bondades que las nuevas generaciones de músicos han encontrado en internet, tanto a nivel de exposición como de distribución de sus canciones, Noel Gallagher afirma que la red no le ha ayudado en su desarrollo artístico, sino al contrario.

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