Recent News Miriam Juan-Torres She is a Global Senior Research Fellow at More in Common (MiC) and a Fellow at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley. She also worked as an associate professor in public international law at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. With a Masters in International Relations from Yale University and …
Recent News After eight weeks of polling and analyzing Latinos in several states, the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Education Fund and BSP Research have shown that these voters are leaning Democratic, but losing ground out by Republicans compared to a similar election in 2018. Aidi Talwar This Tuesday are the …
Recent News The vote of resident absentee citizens, people who live abroad, has always been a problematic issue that has found a solution, so much so that we can talk about the requested vote. But that was not the only problem. In fact, at first the problems arose because there were doubts about how the …
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Recent News dincatrepresentative of the intellectual disability sector in Catalonia, an appeal to the public administration and to all political parties to promote unes municipal elections accessible that facilitates and encourages participation in equal conditions of people with intellectual disabilities in the light of corn comics. In this sense, the federation recalls that It is …
Ahead of a vote tonight on an application to rezone a large tract of land in Bristow for a controversial data center project, at least one member of the Democratic majority of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors is expressing skepticism. Supervisor Kenny Boddye, D-Occoquan, said Tuesday morning that he has “many unresolved concerns” …