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Voices of New York

Latino Families Near Yankee Stadium Face Economic Devastation

By Fernando Martínez for El Diario | August 5, 2020

From street vendors to nearby shops, the largely Latino Bronx neighborhood is feeling the loss of this year’s crowds. “Many people here depend on what goes on before, during and after a game,” one resident says.

Economy

Most Bronx Businesses Hanging On— For Now

By Jarrett Murphy | August 4, 2020

The boroughs BIDs says COVID-19 hasn’t swamped most business. The question is how long they can tread water.

Bronx

Los votantes dominicanos en Nueva York eligen nuevo presidente en la isla

By Daniel Parra | July 16, 2020

Varios candidatos presidenciales y expresidentes de la República Dominicana han mantenido relaciones con políticos de la ciudad de Nueva York.

2020 15th Congressional District Primary

Allegations of Irregularities in Bronx Congressional Voting

By Jarrett Murphy | June 30, 2020

At least four candidates in the crowded Democratic primary to replace retiring Bronx Rep. Jose Serrano say there were irregularities in Primary Day voting.

2020 15th Congressional District Primary

In Democratic Primary Marked By Glitches and COVID-19, Bronx Latino Voters Turn Out

By Fernando Martínez for El Diario | June 25, 2020

Despite the pandemic, voters in Bronx’s heavily-Latino Congressional District 15 showed up to cast ballots in person.

Bronx

Beloved Latino Center Reopens in Westchester after Busy Lockdown

By Westchester Hispano Newsroom | June 18, 2020

El Centro Hispano in White Plains has been assisting families with food and housing insecurity during quarantine. The center reopened for the first time last week.

2020 15th Congressional District Primary
Ritchie Torres

Op-Endorsement: Ritchie Torres for Congress

By Elvin Garcia | June 17, 2020

‘There are 12 candidates running for this seat, but every indicator says that the race has narrowed and either Rev. Ruben Diaz Sr. or Torres will win.’

Bronx
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La estrategia de Díaz Sr. para el congreso es dar comida y no ir a debates

By Daniel Parra | June 15, 2020

Su campaña se basa en publicaciones en Twitter y Facebook, fotos y videos que lo capturan haciendo política a la vieja usanza como regalar comida, juguetes y desde que la pandemia del coronavirus golpeó a Nueva York, tapa bocas.

2020 election
diaz sr hat

In Run for Congress, Díaz Sr.’s Strategy is to Give Out Food and Skip Debates

By Daniel Parra | June 15, 2020

His campaign relies on Twitter and Facebook posts, pictures and videos capturing him doing old-school politics, like giving away food, toys and—since the coronavirus pandemic hit New York—masks.

bodegas

Heartbreak for Hispanic Businesses Impacted by Looting

By Fernando Martínez for El Diario | June 9, 2020

‘I made a big sacrifice when I got into debt two years ago to start this business,’ one bodega owner whose shop was ransacked told El Diario. ‘I did it for my family’s well-being, but also for the community.’

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