Venezuelans Suffer Amid Shortages and Tension

February 19, 2015       TOP NEWS Venezuelans Suffer Amid Shortages and Tension It has been a year since Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez was arrested amid violent protests.     Keep Reading             Noted Latino Scholar Finally Gets Hometown Fame A noted Mexican-American scholar and civil rights advocate who had left New Mexico after a political fight will finally be recognized in his birth city.     Keep Reading       Op-ed: The Democrats' Latino Problem The Democratic National Committee will be holding their 2015 Winter Meeting starting Thursday.     Keep Reading           Argentines March to Honor Dead Prosecutor Tens of thousands of protesters marched peacefully through the Argentine capital on Wednesday demanding an independent judiciary.     Keep Reading       Cuba Cuts the Price of Internet Access Cuba has temporarily cut in half the hourly charge for using state-run Internet cafes in the country's first small but substantive public move to increase online access since the declaration of detente with the U.S.     Keep Reading         Coroner Launches Inquest Into Pasco Police Shooting   Read   5 Things To Know After Immigration Ruling   Read   Victim's Family Prays For Justice   Read       More Stories     Latino Families Need Greater Digital Access: Report > Sen. Marco Rubio Tops Senate In Missed Votes > Dominican Immigrant Reinvents Remittances > Could the Immigration Ruling Give Republicans an Escape Hatch? > Obama: We Will Appeal Texas Ruling on Immigration >