From tango to soccer: Hereโs how the Argentine population is making its mark on Central Florida
Central Florida has seen exponential growth in the last several years, particularly due to Hispanics looking to do business and raise their families here.
Cuban exiles remain hopeful for a free Cuba 2 months after historic protest on the island
Itโs now been two months since the uprising in Cuba where thousands of people across the island flooded the streets protesting the governmentโs response to the pandemic and suppression.
Central Florida leaders react to Kabul airport attack that killed US service members
As the deadline President Joe Biden set for removing American citizens and troops from Afghanistan approaches, at least 12 U.S. service members were killed in attacks outside the Kabul airport Thursday.
Hereโs what you need to know about the US embargo on Cuba
Since the country witnessed the uprising of thousands of Cubans in the Caribbean island, one of the issues much talked about on social media and by politicians is the U.S. embargo on Cuba. So, what exactly is it, and does it in fact play a role in what is currently happening within the island?
Central Florida Haitian community reacts to killing of President Jovenel Moise
The news of Hait's president, Jovenel Moise's killing has rocked the world and hundreds of thousands of Haitians living in Florida.
Central Florida organization working to help combat COVID-19 crisis in India
In Central Florida, the Indian American Chamber of Commerce is collecting face masks, hand sanitizer and cleaning wipes to donate to India.
From Global to Local: The impacts of the Colombian crisis in Central Florida
Since April 28, the crisis currently affecting Colombia made its way to international headlines. The president of Colombia, Ivรกn Duque, was looking to increase taxes as high as 19%.