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Elected officials, scholars, and activists gathered for a symposium held at the Rutgers-Camden campus on the topic of "A Year After Maria: Current and Future Challenges in Puerto Rico." Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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A push to ‘reconnect to the future’ of Puerto Rico
By Emily Neil

At a symposium at the Rutgers-Camden campus this week, Puerto Rican leaders and experts explored the “storms” that created Puerto Rico’s crisis — and what comes next for the island post-Maria, nearly one year later.

Photo: voters go to the polls on Super Tuesday 2008 in the predominantly Latino neighborhood of Boyle Heights. Gettty.
Elections
4 key facts about Latinos before the midterm elections
The 2018 honorees, (from left to right) Judge L. Felipe Restrepo, Alba Martinez, Dr. Gloria Bonilla-Santiago, Dr. Jose Russo, and Peter Gonzales. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick
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A celebration of Hispanic achievement in Philadelphia

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The former mayor of San Antonio spoke with Rolling Stone about his vision for the country, which could include his candidacy for the White House.
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Julián Castro, putting the country back on track
Elected officials, scholars, and activists gathered for a symposium held at the Rutgers-Camden campus on the topic of "A Year After Maria: Current and Future Challenges in Puerto Rico." Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
National
A push to ‘reconnect to the future’ of Puerto Rico
Photo: voters go to the polls on Super Tuesday 2008 in the predominantly Latino neighborhood of Boyle Heights. Gettty.
Elections
4 key facts about Latinos before the midterm elections

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More Than a Thousand Words: 'Window into Pop's World'
Guisado with rice and beans. Photo: Eli Siegel
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Guisados Don Roman: Flavorful stews are a homemade taste of Mexico
Mayara Pineiro sits in her dressing room several days before the Pennsylvania Ballet's production of Romeo and Juliet opens. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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A Cuban dancer brings Shakespeare’s famous love story to life in Philadelphia

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The 2018 honorees, (from left to right) Judge L. Felipe Restrepo, Alba Martinez, Dr. Gloria Bonilla-Santiago, Dr. Jose Russo, and Peter Gonzales. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick
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A celebration of Hispanic achievement in Philadelphia
About 300 people attended the third annual Hispanic Heritage Awards Luncheon on Oct. 10. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick
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A new definition of ‘Hispanic’
AL DÍA News held its third annual Hispanic Heritage Luncheon on Oct. 10. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick
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