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RNHA Hispanic Heritage Spotlight 2020 Honors Pedro Celis
About Pedro Celis The RNHA is proud to recognize Pedro Celis for his many years of service to the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. Pedro Celis was born in Mexico and works in the field of computer science. In 1979, Celis obtained a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the Monterey Institute of Technology and Higher
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Hispanic Heritage Spotlight 2020
About Raul “Danny” Vargas The RNHA is proud to recognize Raul Danny Vargas for Hispanic Heritage Month. He is an American businessman, political activist, and U.S Air Force veteran. Raul Danny Vargas was born in New York City and grew up in Brooklyn New York. His parents were from Puerto Rico and by the age
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President Trump’s goes to War with Human Traffickers
In 2017, the year President Trump took his oath of office, one of the president’s top priorities consisted of the war to combat human trafficking. The Trump administration is working hard on behalf of the near 25 million human trafficking victims globally. The horrific business of what is also known as modern-day slavery across the
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Police Deflection: Another Reason to Defend the Police
Conversations regarding police are at an all-time high as the liberal left continues to push their delusive agenda. Contrary to media portrayal, police departments often drive police diversion programs and legislation that promote public safety and aim to keep individuals out of the criminal justice system. These types of police diversion programs include deflection (often
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What You Need To Know | August Delivers Another Month of Historic Job Growth
BRINGING JOBS BACK The American economy gained nearly 1.4 million jobs in August, making it the fourth month in a row of over 1 million jobs added. 249,000 retail, 174,000 leisure and hospitality, and 45,000 manufacturing and constructions jobs were added in August. A record 10.6 million jobs have been gained since April, bringing back
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The Jericho March: A Peaceful March that took NY like a Storm
On July 21, 2020, New York City came to a halt when the Clergy, Community, and the NYPD united their efforts to display peace, unity, and justice in this time of great chaos in our Nation. This historic march was an epic movement that created hope and spread God’s light amid the shadow of violence.
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The Tears of Carolina Cox
Carolina Cox is a well-known Chilean actress and left-wing activist who, along with 290 other compatriots, are stranded in Cuba due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With eyes on the brink of tears, the actress posted a video on March 30 where she bitterly complains about the terrible conditions and the unhealthy “mice-infested” hotel where the
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OP-Ed: It Is Time for Americans to Vote Democrats Out of Office
In light of the recent events, and debates around the country due to the upcoming elections in 2020, Americans were given the opportunity to experience firsthand the major realities of the Democrat party. Bypassing their many blunders and facetious attacks toward one another and focus on their main message of the Party for the past
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RNHA Interviews Alexandria Suarez for Florida State Representative District 120
I had the great pleasure of interviewing Alexandria Suarez a candidate for Florida State Representative for District 120. She has worked for 30 years in education, healthcare, and law. What motivated you to get into politics? I was not planning to get into politics. I have always been conservative and I just got tired of
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Human Rights Violations In Libya
Libya joined the United Nations on December 14, 1955. As a prominent member of such world organization, the idea is to encourage and try their best to uphold the rules and laws set in place, not just as an independent government but also as part of a union and collective of world leaders who seek
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