WASHINGTON, Nov.9, 2021 / PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE / – DNA America (adnamerica.com), a new bilingual news organization for the Hispanic-origin population in the United States, launched today, bringing real-time breaking news, in-depth analysis and political briefings to the Hispanic-origin market nationwide.
Media group is the creation and passionate project of Having Fragela, a Cuban political refugee and former child actress who starred in the endearing Cuban children’s program Tato and Carmina. Fragela and her family fled to Costa Rica at age nine, where he lived for a decade. Then he moved to Miami, where he became a journalist and founded DNA Cuba, a news platform that Cuban regime officials have publicly launched against for joining dissent during anti-repression demonstrations across the island in July.
“The mainstream media assume that Hispanic Americans share the same political values when, in fact, we are a diverse group with incredibly varied opinions, beliefs and interests,” said Fragela. “But we all share a key trait in common: our love for freedom and the desire to participate in the democratic process.”
In fact, as the fastest growing population in the country, Hispanics are becoming increasingly important in national politics, a fact that demands the attention of both political parties heading into the 2022 midterm elections.
“No matter how diverse our origins and ancestry are, we all share common values enshrined in the founding of the United States,” said Fragela. “While some immigrants fled their countries in hopes of finding more opportunities, others have sought asylum to escape communist dictatorships in places like Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela“He continued.” There is a ‘common DNA’ shared by all Latinos and Hispanic Americans: a love for freedom and the American principles of independence and individual self-determination: the desire to live in freedom, “he concluded.
About ADN AMERICA
In addition to news and analysis, DNA America plans to act as a journalistic and educational resource for first-generation Hispanic Americans as they go through their journey as residents and naturalized citizens. DNA America It will provide educational material on how the economic, legal and political systems of the United States work, the history of the United States and its leaders, in both parties, and will focus on elected Latino and Hispanic politicians. Also, unlike most Hispanic news sites, which often publish exclusively in Spanish, DNA America He plans to publish many of his stories in a bilingual way, something that will appeal to first-, second-, and third-generation Hispanics who may be inclined towards one language or another. It will also serve as a transitional vehicle for those Hispanics who are gradually implementing English in their daily vocabulary.
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