Janie Campbell, 11/30/11

Editor, Huffington Post Miami

Miami is a place others can visit and never begin to grasp fully. For those of us who live here, it's lifelong learning in a city layered by the most fascinating forces ever to punch a seething metropolitan area out of a sleepy beach town.

Antonio Lucio, 11/30/11

Global Expert in Marketing and Leadership

"When a friend leaves, a very empty place is left behind, that can never be filled with the arrival of another friend". The words are from Argentinean composer Alberto Cortes. The feelings are profoundly mine.

Liz Tracy, 11/30/11

Writer, 'Miami New Times'; founder, TheHeatLightning.com

Carlos Ascurra and Juan Gonzalez are much more popular as Viking Funeral than as Carlos Ascurra and Juan Gonzalez. It's not because they aren't impressively clever, interesting, talented dudes.

Glenn Llopis, 11/29/11

Bringing the immigrant perspective to business leaders

Leaders must commit themselves to a cultural promise in order to define their legacy. Why? Because the challenges that we face today require focusing on others, not just ourselves.

Voto Latino, 11/29/11

Blog Series

Alice's story is unique to those who don't equate Mexican Americans with punk rock, but as someone who grew up in L.A., the subculture heavily influenced my own rebellious youth.

Eric Rodriguez, 11/28/11

Vice President, National Council of La Raza

Today we must ask Florida's leadership to cease their efforts to undermine democracy and instead, take up the concerns of Florida's citizens so that together, we can move the State, and the nation, forward.

DeeDee Garcia Blase, 11/28/11

Founder, National Tequila Party Movement

How much more bloodshed do we need to see before the system is fixed? May the suicide of Joaquin Luna not go in vain.

El Chanclaso, 11/28/11

Sergio Lopez, political commentator for VotoLatino.Org

Every week, Sergio, our resident chancludo, will turn a critical eye on political shenanigans, and current issues and events with his chancla firmly in hand.

Yoani Sanchez, 11/26/11

Award-winning Cuban blogger

Among today's entrepreneurs, few were a part of the wave of tiny private businesses that appeared in the mid-'90s, so they have no memory of the trauma of being shut down, of governmental will strangling them.

Diane D'Angelo, 11/26/11

Diane D'Angelo is a Phoenix-based writer and civic engagement enthusiast.

There's an almost pathological self-loathing of Democratic values at play among Arizona Democratic State Committee members.

Gustavo Arellano, 11/26/11

Staff writer with OC Weekly

"Why do your people hate me? I'm half-Mexican, and while I don't have the stereotypical Mexican brown skin tone, I'm no different than everyone on Univision!"

Haydee Morales, 11/25/11

VP of Education and Training, Planned Parenthood NYC

Someone lease tell me: why are members of the Tea Party trying to force Obama to deny birth control to women?

Wilfredo Amr Ruiz, 11/25/11

Muslim Chaplain, Attorney and Political Analyst

Peter King's targeting of the Muslim community is wrong and should cease swiftly. His attitude damages not only the Muslim community but all minority communities.

Voto Latino, 11/26/11

Blog Series

As families gather around the dinner table to celebrate Thanksgiving, we at Voto Latino thought we would remember some of the many good things that happened this year.

Charles Garcia, 11/24/11

CEO, Garcia Trujillo

If the four million children in U.S. kindergartens were taught the truth about this most American holiday maybe we would have a healthier attitude on immigration reform and Americanos in general.

Viviana Hurtado, 11/24/11

Former ABC News correspondent; Blogger-in-chief, The Wise Latina Club

Show up with this flan for Thanksgiving dinner and you will be worshiped and gloried. Is your holiday meal traditional or do you add some sabor?

Pilar Marrero, 11/23/11

Journalist

Newt Gingrich made a lot of sense on immigration in last night´s republican primary debate and by so doing, he may have briefly changed the conversation to a more realistic arena.