Category: Local Politics
Disappointing Jobs Report Raises Concerns for Hispanic Communities
The latest U.S. jobs report highlights a slowing labor market, raising concerns about its impact on Hispanic communities. With only 142,000 jobs added in August—far below expectations—worries are mounting over how these weak economic numbers could worsen economic struggles for many Hispanic workers. Already struck by the pandemic, these communities now face a slower-than-expected recovery.
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Former Congressman George Santos Pleads Guilty to Federal Felonies
In a stunning and dramatic twist, former Congressman George Santos has pleaded guilty to two serious federal felonies in a Long Island courtroom. The charges—wire fraud and aggravated identity theft—have laid bare a web of deceit and financial misconduct that has marred Santos’s political career and personal integrity. Santos, who represented New York‘s 3rd Congressional
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Get out and Vote – Message by DJT at The Believer’s Summit
The Believer’s Summit in West Palm Beach Convention Center was an overall success and drew attendees from across the country, a three-day event that went on to July 28, 2024. A lineup of great speakers as George Janko, Sage Steele, and Jonathan Issac, adorned the stage as they each drew a powerhouse case for conservative
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AZ Hispanic Outreach Event with Sheriff Lamb
Republican Hispanic organization leaders gather in Prescott, AZ for an event promoting Hispanic outreach in the community featuring special guest speaker Sheriff Mark Lamb. On Sunday, July 21, Prescott Valley served as a meeting place for a Hispanic Outreach event co-hosted by Lucy Leyva, Prescott Valley City Council, and Lori Martinez, AZ State Chairwoman Republican
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President Biden Drops out of the Race
President Joe Biden today dropped out of the 2024 presidential race. Days earlier both George Clooney and former President Obama called on Joe Biden to drop out of the race due to low voter and donner support. Before stepping down Biden had a 56.2 disapproval rating according to 538. According to NBC news, before stepping
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Trump injured at Rally in Pennsylvania
Today Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump got shot and injured while speaking at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Secret Service agents rushed to the stage and got him off the stage. Presidential candidate Donald J. Trump in defiance of the Shooter raised his hand and the crowd shouted “USA”. The Associated Press just released
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Michelle Sabino appointed to GT City Council
Republican National Hispanic Assembly’s Western Regional Director, Michelle Sabino won the Grand Terrace for city council this past week securing the position of Councilwoman. Michelle Sabino is a graduate of Loma Linda University and a mother who began advocating for families when legislation removed the medical exemption from less than 1% of fragile children in
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RNHA Attends NY State GOP Dinner
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly was honored to participate in this year’s NY State GOP Dinner at the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan, NY on April 4, 2024. Some Speakers present were Former RNC Chairman Ed Cox and New Chairman Mike Whatley. Our new Chairman Paul Rodriguez represented the RNHA-NY accompanied by Angel Cepeda – Senior
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Victoria Garica Wins San Fernando City Council Race
RNHA-CA ambassador Victoria Garica won the San Fernando City Council position in a special election on Super Tuesday. Garica won the election with 41.6% of the vote against Syliva Ballin who had 32.6% and Sean M. Rivas who had 25.8%. At the end of Super Only 29% of eligible voters voted in the election for
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Trump Leads in the Republican Primaries
Former President Donald Trump won the Republican primaries in a landslide. Thus far the only state that Nikki Haley has won is Vermont. According to NPR, Trump won 1249 delegates to Haley’s 94 delegates. Former President Donald Trump won 14 out of the 15 states that held their primaries on Super Tuesday. If Trump continues
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