Cedar Attanasio

Can Hillary Prevent A Murder In Honduras?

A Clinton, a coup, and the murder of an internationally known environmental activist: can the Democratic frontrunner save the life of one of her foreign critics?

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 09,2016

Berta Cáceres Murder: Surviving Colleague Trapped In Honduras

Environmental activist Gustavo Castro Soto survived an assassination attempt by playing dead. Now he’s running for his life.
Cedar Attanasio | Mar 09,2016
Women’s Day In Mexico City Overshadowed By Male Mayor

An International Women’s Day celebration in Mexico City was overshadowed by the male Mayor’s speech and selective media coverage at the event , but at least there were no sexist jokes or strippers.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 09,2016

Mark Zuckerberg Supports Obama Immigration Policy In SCOTUS Brief

Mark Zuckerberg is putting his name in the fight over Obama’s signature immigration policy

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 08,2016

3 Ways Venezuelan Opposition Will Try To Remove Maduro

Venezuela's opposition coalition doesn’t agree on much, except that they want to see Nicolas Maduro gone. Can the right-wing push Hugo Chavez's successor out of office?

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 08,2016

Why Voters Might Vote Twice GOP Ballot

In Ohio, the GOP primary will pit Trump against Kasich and a chaotic voting process against confused voters

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 08,2016

Obama’s Immigrant Citizenship Program Capitalizes On ‘Trump Effect.’

Obama’s push for immigrant citizenship aided by ‘Trump effect’

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 07,2016

Trump’s Investments Buoyed By Rich Chinese Immigrants Seeking Visas

Trump’s favorite immigrants aren’t those with skills or need of refuge; just lots of cash.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 07,2016

How Rubio’s Puerto Rico Primary Win Helps Him In Florida

Marco Rubio is an underdog in his home state, but there are 2 reasons why a recent win in Puerto Rico may buoy his campaign against Donald Trump

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 07,2016

Nancy Reagan Death Buries Era Of Pro-Immigrant GOP

Nancy Reagan was a force in her husband’s policies, and many associate her with the 1986 Amnesty law that gave deportation relief and a path to citizenship for 3 million immigrants.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 07,2016

7 Reasons To Pay Attention To Puerto Rico’s GOP Primary

Puerto Rico’s GOP primary will have important consequences for the 2016 presidential race and might bring additional attention to the island’s economic woes.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 04,2016

NM’s Latina Gov. Endorses Rubio, Flies To FL To Dump Trump

Can a Mexican-American governor help a Cuban-American presidential candidate against Trump's wing of the Republican party?

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 04,2016

SCOTUS Announces Dates For Immigration Case Oral Arguments

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the controversial immigration case on April 18th, the institution announced on Friday

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 04,2016

Watch Marco Rubio's Hilarious Yoga Joke On The GOP Stage

Marco Rubio brings yoga to the Republican debate.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 03,2016

Coulter: Romney Attacked Trump Because His Father Was A Mexican

Ann Coulter took to social media on Thursday to defend her 2016 presidential pick against her 2012 presidential pick. Twitter and Reddit got an earful. Ethnic politics got mentioned.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 03,2016

3 White Supremacists Charged With Knife Attack Against Spanish-Speaking Teenagers

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 03,2016

Romney Trashes Trump, References Reagan Immigration

Mitt Romney to Trump supporters: Really? REALLY?

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 03,2016

Brazilian Women Oppose Abortion Rights, Even For Zika Virus Victims

The zika virus has created an opening for women’s rights activists in Brazil, but most still oppose legal abortion.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 02,2016

Trump's Off-The-Record Immigration Remarks: Flip-Flops Old News?

Donald Trump’s immigration flip-flops might be well documented, but why is the New York Times granting the candidate off the record interviews?

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 02,2016

Immigrants With These 3 STD No Longer Barred From The U.S.

An HHS rule change on immigrant medical screenings totally freaked out right-wing bloggers. The CDC says that it will have little impact on public health and free up medical staff.

Cedar Attanasio | Mar 02,2016

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