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El Ministerio de Turismo de México y la Junta de Turismo de México Revelan Campaña Promocional

El Ministerio de Turismo de México y la Junta de Turismo de México Revelan Campaña Promocional

La Junta de Turismo de México presentó su nueva campaña norteamericana “Mexico, Live It to Believe It” ¨(México, Vívelo para Creerlo) en el Great Hall de Union Station de Chicago,… Read more »

High School Students, Parents Invited to Open House at City Colleges

High School Students, Parents Invited to Open House at City Colleges

City Colleges of Chicago will hold a city-wide Open House for high school students and parents. Interested students or parents can also call 773-265-5343 to learn more about the program,… Read more »

Parents ‘Disappointed’ Over School’s Future

Parents ‘Disappointed’ Over School’s Future

By: Ashmar Mandou Ames Middle School students and parents were blindsided this past week over the announcement made by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett, and Alderman Roberto Maldonado… Read more »

ElevArte Celebra el Día de los Muertos

ElevArte Celebra el Día de los Muertos

ElevArte Community Studio conmemoró el Día de los Muertos en su celebración anual:  Muertos de la Risa with a Sugar Skull Rush el pasado viernes, en el barrio de Pilsen…. Read more »

Getting City College Students Covered

Getting City College Students Covered

In the Chicago area, 31 percent of young adults continue to go without insurance, risking both their health and financial stability. But with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the… Read more »

CPS Students “Go Zombie” to Protest Death of Chicago Education

CPS Students “Go Zombie” to Protest Death of Chicago Education

By: Ashmar Mandou Students from ten different Chicago Public Schools dressed in “zombie” attire to represent the death of Chicago’s public education system. Last Friday, hundreds of students marched from… Read more »

Diabetes in Illinois Projected to Increase 25 percent in Six Years

Diabetes in Illinois Projected to Increase 25 percent in Six Years

The percentage of Illinois adults diagnosed with diabetes rose 60 percent between 1995 and 2010, and it is projected the number of diagnosed diabetes cases will rise another 25 percent… Read more »

It’s Personal: What the Health Care Law Means for Latino Families

It’s Personal: What the Health Care Law Means for Latino Families

By: Cecilia Muñoz Director of Domestic Policy Council at the White House Edited by Lawndale Bilingual Newspaper There are many reasons I’m proud and excited about what President Obama has… Read more »

March of Dimes Grant to Help Fund Prenatal Classes for Pregnant Women

March of Dimes Grant to Help Fund Prenatal Classes for Pregnant Women

Saint Anthony Hospital received a grant from the March of Dimes Illinois Chapter that will allow the hospital to offer a 12-hour series of free prenatal classes in both English… Read more »

Prevent Diabetes at an Early Age

Prevent Diabetes at an Early Age

American Diabetes Month is celebrated every year in November with the goal of generating awareness about the disease. This year, let’s take steps towards diabetes prevention for children. Hispanics and… Read more »