Seeking to increase opportunities for small and diverse small businesses to compete for state contracts, make the Commonwealth procurement process more accessible, and take practical steps to help ...

Since 9/11, many are the milestones that have transformed the reality of the world. AL DÍA collects 20 historical events of these 20 years.

The truck drivers’ strike that began in Brazil earlier this month has brought the nation’s government to its knees.

While cultural intersection is a celebrated and more natural commonplace today, the particular Latin explosion in question was heavily rooted in marketing efforts. “Going back over the songs, the ...

Meet the new President & CEO of Visit Philadelphia, who returns to the organization in which she first made a name for herself over two decades prior.

The Board of Directors of Bank of America Corporation recently announced the incorporation of this executive of Latino origin to the Audit and Compensation and Human Capital Committees of the Board of ...

Corruption in Latin America continues to undermine democracy, and is one of the main causes of attacks on human rights.

"ICE has a Hispanic face." That was the conclusion reached by a Univision report last July after the television network followed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to an arrest operation of ...

Originally commissioned by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1945, “El Pendon Estrellado” was finally released to the public.

According to People Magazine, the “Sexiest Man Alive” has been a White (non-Hispanic or non-Latino) man for thirty years. As Hollywood diversifies its talent… ...

NALCAB’s Fellowship seeks to train members of nonprofits to be able to advance the economic development of the Latino communities they support.

Few people today know that the state of California owes its name to a legendary Black queen. Queen Calafia, a fictional character, who first appears in Las Sergas de Esplandían, a medieval romance ...