It's mixed martial arts with a distinct cultural nuance. It's combat sports, funneled through the idiosyncratic lens of Latino entertainment television.

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While money cannot right the wrongs inflicted on these innocent people, it is imperative that we do everything in our power to treat and compensate the surviving victims and their descendants.

An hour on Latinas who run things. We hear advice from perhaps the most powerful Latina in the United States -- Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Author Esmeralda Santiago recounts experiencing a stroke and fearing she will never be able to read or write again.

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If the sexuality of Latinos was as simple as that image of happy, voluptuous women and handsome macho men who show no vulnerability whatsoever, I believe our work would not make much sense. The reality is that there is much to do and the space we have created is just the beginning.

There was a time when we didn't know any better. In 1884, English scientist Thomas Huxley wrote that "probably all the great sea-fisheries are inexhaustible; that is to say that nothing we do seriously affects the number of fish."

One of the main obstacles for the implementation of LGBTI rights in the country, as Colombia Diversa and other groups have denounced, is the persecution that the Attorney General embarked on against public functionaries, LGBTI jurisprudence and policies, civil society groups, same-sex couples and supporters.

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When it comes to lifelong proof that one's words matches his intentions, it's evident that Bernie Sanders is the best choice to serve as the next president of the United States -- especially for African Americans.

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The danger is that the post-Lula/Dilma government won't implement the reforms that are necessary. Judges may be able send politicians to jail and clean the political scene for a while, but they don't bring down the "golden curtain" that divides Brazil.

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CARACAS, Venezuela -- With his rejection of this law, President Maduro has denied any hope for peace, justice and reconciliation in Venezuela. It is clear he sees no need to respect his country's democratic institutions. As Venezuela falls deeper into its humanitarian and economic crisis, we expect Maduro to continue to disregard the autonomy of Venezuela's branches of government in order to maintain power.

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Let's be respectful and discuss the issues we care most about. If we disagree about whom to support for the nomination, I humbly ask that we disagree based upon the issues we care about and leave personal identity out of it.

The lessons are short and straightforward with no explanation (I did this intentionally); however, I strongly believe that we are the author to our respective life story, so some of these lessons might not make sense to you now, but in due time will.

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I understand the need to protect our borders. But the stark difference between our policy in Cuba and our policy everywhere else forces me to believe that our policy is driven by old-school politics, inertia, or a simple inability to adapt to a new reality.

Jovita Valdovinos, my distant great aunt, was a bonafide revolutionary that dressed like a man and took up arms to fight for religious freedom during Mexico's Cristero War (1925-35) and whom historians and journalists alike have dubbed the Mexican "Joan of Arc."

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For Mexico, the possibility -- however unlikely -- of a Trump presidency presents itself as a nightmare scenario since it directly threatens the two most critical dimensions of the bilateral relationship: immigration and trade.

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The data doesn't lie. Silicon Valley and the tech industry have a diversity/inclusion problem. When it comes to access to capital, most investment firms and teams, and the companies that receive investment, are led by Whites.