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With Hispanic television booming, ESPN Deportes, a Spanish-language version of the main cable network, launches Wednesday.
President Bush plans today to announce a major shift in immigration policy that could open U.S. borders to more foreign workers and legalize millions of migrants already in the country.
Now that Hispanics comprise the nation's largest and fastest-growing minority group, business is rushing to find ways to capitalize on an expanding new market.
Howard Dean said Tuesday he expects to win New Mexico's Democratic presidential caucus next month with an aggressive grass-roots campaign that relies heavily on Hispanic and Indian voters.
The package of federal initiatives implemented on Jan. 1, 1994, and designed to create more financial fluidity among Mexico, Canada and the United States has left even its supporters acknowledging that NAFTA's vaunted potential is, as yet, unrealized.
Tucked away in a nondescript strip mall off North Armenia Avenue, a small Internet company is trying to unite Bay area Hispanics and pull advertisers' attention to the Hispanic buying power in the area.
How does the Hispanic population feel about the war in Iraq since the capture of Saddam Hussein? A poll to be released Thursday will identify important changes in Hispanic attitudes toward Iraq, the economy and the presidential election.
Spending on advertising to Hispanics is outpacing advertising aimed at blacks.
Hispanic Internet users in the United States dedicate less time to online retail activities than other ethnic groups, according to a report from Internet market observer Jupiter Research.
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