JOURNAL
Much Ado About Cuba
Big talk in Miami, little change in Havana.
By Eric Garciat
Pure Love for Juanes
Juanes travels throughout the cosmos.
By Marisa Arbona-Ruiz
New Leadership
Latinos take charge at top museums.
By John Coppola
CRITICA
Secret Agent Man
Life of a secret agent man.
By Roberto Ontiveros
Instrumental Themes
Instrumental themes for fall.
By Mark Holston
Dinner Invitation
Beatriz at Dinner shows a new side
of Salma
By Bel Hernandez
Adios Utopia travels to Minnesota.
By John Coppola
Adios Utopia
OPINIONS
Susan Bowerman and David V. Chavez
Casilda (Casi) Clarich
Our listing of Latino events for 2017.
Patricia Guadalupe
Roger Krone
Alfredo J. Estrada
Erika Hernandez
Geraldo Rivera
Chicago
Miami
Erika Hernandez
Nydia Gutiérrez
FALL 2017
FEATURES
What Do You Know
About Salma?
Living a Great Story
Covering the White House
Will Florida Go Blue?
Escape to Holbox
Salma Hayek is not just a glamorous movie star. She’s a television producer, an advocate for the Latino community, a wife and mother, and much else. This year, with the sleeper hit Beatriz at Dinner, she may well be an Oscar winner.
By Bel Hernandez Castillo
Mark Madrid touches everyone he meets with his energy and enthusiasm. His story takes us from the Texas Panhandle to Silicon Valley.
By Casilda Clarich
There’s no end to the chaos in Venezuela. Unfortunately, it may get worse before it gets better. But what started it? And what can the U.S. do?
By Ana Radelat
White House correspondents like Jim Acosta and Cecilia Vega brave Trump’s insults to report the facts with a Latino perspective. Here’s what it’s like to be on the front lines of “fake news.”
By Patricia Guadalupe
The Sunshine State sealed Trump’s victory in the presidential election. But changing demographics change election results. Can the Democrats win in 2020?
By Roberto Santiago
Fly to Cancun, then head north to an unspoiled island paradise named Holbox. There are sandy beaches, turquoise water and dazzling sunsets. What more can you ask for?
By Janine Schirmacher
Maria Solis Belizaire gets people moving in the right direction. Her organization encourages Latinos to hit the road for a healthy lifestyle.
By Patricia Guadalupe