They celebrate the Day of the Dead in a Brooklyn cemetery

They celebrate the Day of the Dead in a Brooklyn cemetery

The Day of the Dead will be celebrated next weekend, but this Friday an exhibition was inaugurated at the Green-Wood Cemetery, in Brooklyn It is shown by a large altar, designed by the Dominican artist Scherezade Garcia, full of offerings. In this way, the historic national cemetery joins the party that brings together family members … Read more

New Yorkers form long lines to vote early NYC

New Yorkers form long lines to vote early NYC

As of this October 24 and until November 1, the early voting period in New York goes into effect. Long lines and a large influx of voters have been registered during the start of this historic early voting day in the city. In some Latino communities, several people have already exercised their right to vote. … Read more

6 inexpensive foods to boost your immune system

6 inexpensive foods to boost your immune system

The topic of a strong immune system is becoming more relevant day by day: this year we have to fear not only standard flu and colds, but also coronavirus. It is the strengthening of the protective functions of the body that will help us maintain health and not get sick. What kind inexpensive products can … Read more

‘Early voting’ begins Saturday in NYC

‘Early voting’ begins Saturday in NYC

“I think it is the best thing they have done to give us all these options.” Rosa is one of the voters who plans to exercise her right to vote in the election to elect the next president in the early voting centers, which will be open from this Saturday until November 1. This is … Read more

Immigrants are part of the future of NYC: Menchaca

Immigrants are part of the future of NYC: Menchaca

With ranchero boots, this is how councilman Carlos Menchaca wanted to show his Mexican pride on the day he announced his intention to run for mayor. “What I know in my heart, that immigrants, Latinos, are part of that future and we need a big voice,” Menchaca said. If he succeeds, he would be the … Read more

Measured Optimism Among New Yorkers; situation will improve

Measured Optimism Among New Yorkers;  situation will improve

“Of course we do, we are stable here by the middle of next year,” said Freddy. Freddy is one of the New Yorkers who thinks that despite predictions that the worst of the virus is yet to come in winter, the city will recover soon. And Freddy is not the only one. A survey by … Read more

Carlos Menchaca enters the mayoral election

Carlos Menchaca enters the mayoral election

Brooklyn Councilman Carlos Menchaca officially announces his candidacy for Mayor. Through messages on social networks, the councilman representing Sunset Park, Red Hook, Greenwood Heights, and some parts of Borough Park made known his desire to run in the Democratic primary next year for the office of Mayor. In the video, Menchaca, of Mexican origin, highlights … Read more

Majority thinks governor should take over schools

Majority thinks governor should take over schools

A majority of New Yorkers believe that Governor Andrew Cuomo and the state Department of Education should take over New York City schools and take control of them from Mayor Bill de Blasio, according to a Spectrum News poll / Ipsos. Sixty-one percent of those surveyed were in favor of Cuomo and NY State having … Read more

Several purple buildings against sexist violence

Several purple buildings against sexist violence

The One World Trade Center skyscraper or the iconic Grand Central station are some of the buildings that tonight will be lit up in purple in different parts of New York to denounce sexist violence and commemorate what is known as “Wear Purple Day”, a national initiative to raise awareness about this scourge. In addition … Read more

Bryant Park skating rink to open in late October

Bryant Park skating rink to open in late October

The annual tradition of Winter Village o The Winter Village at Bryant Park in Manhattan has some changes this year due to the pandemic. The popular attraction will open on Friday, October 30. All visitors must wear a mask. So those who want to take advantage of the only free-entry skating rink in the city, … Read more