Opinion

Will anyone buy the president's lies about election fraud or is something changing? That's what happens anywhere in the world when someone with a lot of power begins to deflate.

"I came to the United States from Honduras at 6 years old. I am American in my heart. Just not on paper. I dream of one day going to law school, but if Trump stays in office, my dreams will be shattered because he has promised to get rid of the DACA program and I could be expelled from the only country I call home." (Leer en español)

Biden has a long list of promises to fulfill, and Latinos won’t let him forget it. The first is to (finally) pass an immigration reform bill legalizing the millions of undocumented immigrants living in the United States and offering them a path to citizenship.

I have been closer to Republicans on international affairs, but this year I am voting for Joe Biden. The former vice president is a decent man who understands the value of diplomacy, defends democratic values, supports human rights, believes in the rule of law, and will make America proud again.

From immigration to heathcare and taxes, a Biden Administration will reflect the full diversity of our country, including the Latino community.

Does anybody want to go down the same path that Fidel Castro took Cubans? President Trump embraces populist authoritarians who appeal to patriotism, emotions and convictions while eroding confidence in democracy, and sowing confusion and division.

This year could become the most violent in the modern history of Mexico, with even more murders than the 34,669 recorded in 2019. And after the arrest of a top general there are new doubts about the failed national strategy against the violence.

Though the southern border has long been demonized as a source of insecurity, crime, and even terrorism, there is in fact a long tradition of Mexicans crossing the border to contribute to American national security. Like the Mexican firefighters in California in Texas.

Nicaraguans want a leader in the United States who truly supports democracy.

Those of us who suffered directly or indirectly from the consequences of communist rule in Cuba are traumatized. We have developed a hyper sensitivity to the word "socialism," a type of post-traumatic stress disorder that sometimes steals our ability to exercise our political judgment.