Filadelfia es una cazadora de cerebros extranjeros
04/10/2017 - 09:47
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Con más de 29.000 solicitudes de visas tipo H-1B, las empresas locales ubican a la ciudad como la tercera en busca de permisos para emplear a inmigrantes profesionales.
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Irigoyen decided to take on her current position at Einstein Healthcare because of her dedication to connecting with and serving urban, underserved communities — a mission, Irigoyen told AL DÍA after the award ceremony, that Einstein has focused on for more than 150 years in serving the communities of North Philadelphia.
Play Ball! - Philadelphia Phillies First home game at Citizens Bank Park
04/09/2017 - 17:57
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Phillies offense comes alive near the end of the game but could not pull off the Victory.
[OP-ED]: La meta del Dr. King evaluada: asuntos inconclusos para los Latinos y los Afroamericanos
04/07/2017 - 14:40
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Una meta del Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ha inspirado a cientos de filadelfianos de diferentes razas, religiones y edades en la manifestación del Centro de la Ciudad el día 4 de abril – el cuadragésimo noveno aniversario del asesinato de King – donde todos renovaron la lucha por un aspecto ignorado de la lucha de King: los Derechos de Plata.
Freshly Baked Reggaeton Singer In Philadelphia
04/07/2017 - 12:26
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Philly native prepares to release his first Reggaeton album this summer
[OP-ED]: Dr. King Sized Goal: Unfinished Business for Latinos and African-Americans
04/07/2017 - 08:54
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A goal of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. inspired hundreds of Philadelphians of different races, religions and ages at a Center City rally on April 4th – the 49th anniversary of King’s assassination – where they renewed the fight around an overlooked aspect of King’s advocacy: Silver Rights.
The quest for wage equality in Philly takes a hit
04/06/2017 - 17:46
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A law that could ensure that women are finally paid equally to men is in danger.
Kenney busca cerrar "El Campamento" de heroína en North Philly
04/06/2017 - 16:58
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Según la administración municipal, Conrail, propietaria de los predios, violó normas sanitarias y de seguridad de la ciudad. La empresa tiene un plazo de 30 días para responder a la citación.
Philly Latino Food Revolution
04/06/2017 - 16:29
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Two new Venezuelan Restaurants, “Tartareperia 18.64,” and “Puyero Venezuelan Flavor”, mark the latest addition to the rich Latino cuisine of Philadelphia. They are part of a revolution in the city’s cuisine that traces its roots almost 30 years ago.
Former DA Lynne Abraham is protecting her throne
04/06/2017 - 13:21
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Seth Williams "administrative" role in the District Attorney's Office is not making him any more popular.
Joe Khan recibió la bendición de Ed Rendell
04/06/2017 - 10:12
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El exgobernador de Pensilvania, Ed Rendell, reapareció esta semana para darle su bendición a Joe Khan, precanddiato demócrata para la Fiscalía.
PA House Representative- Elect Emilio Vazquez can't get too comfortable
04/05/2017 - 17:30
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Accusations of electioneering and voter fraud are surrounding the win of Emilio Vazquez for the 197th District special election.
Hispanas: seis mujeres, una sola historia
04/05/2017 - 11:53
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Pese a que todavía existen brechas en temas como el acceso a la educación y la equidad salarial, miles de latinas están liderando los índices de acceso a educación superior y creación de empresas. AL DÍA News reconocerá este 12 de abril seis experiencias exitosas.
Women at the Top
04/05/2017 - 11:45
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Overcoming all odds, Latinas are progressing almost twice as fast as their male counterparts in their community. AL DÍA News will honor them.
La revolución de la cocina latina en Philly
04/04/2017 - 16:04
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Los restaurantes venezolanos Tartarepería 18.64 y Puyero Venezuelan Flavor son las dos últimas incorporaciones a la rica oferta gastronómica latina de Filadelfia.
¿Quieres salvar una vida? Presiona algunos botones
04/04/2017 - 15:40
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Mientras Nikki Johnson-Huston taconeaba en su camino a la oficina en la 15th y Market, de repente anheló una humeante taza de café Wawa para lograr sobrevivir a su pesada jornada de 9 a 5.
Philadelphia’s High Stakes Musical Chairs
04/04/2017 - 13:55
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How raising money may be most members of City Council's part-time job.
The Shofuso Japanese House and Garden (Photo Gallery)
04/04/2017 - 11:35
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A trip back to a time of truth, goodness, and beauty while celebrating the Cherry Blossom Festival.
Philadelphia Art Museum to add 23,000 sq ft
04/03/2017 - 12:23
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The construction has begun. Philadelphia Museum of Art’s core project, designed by starchitect Frank Gehry, held a groundbreaking ceremony today.
Fireman's Hall Museum (Photo Gallery)
04/02/2017 - 16:50
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A vast collection of antique vehicles and other equipment used by firefighters over three centuries.
Latina Soprano Sings her dreams into reality
03/31/2017 - 12:39
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Big Dreams of Vanessa Vasquez have become a reality. The Cuban/Colombian Soprano is one of the few winners of the National Audition competition at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.
[OP-ED]: Trump: Bridging an Unnecessary Wall
03/31/2017 - 11:49
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Pennsylvania commands a dubious distinction.
Pennsylvania is the state with the nation’s second highest total of structurally deficient bridges according to a Federal Highway Administration analysis updated earlier this year.
Hispanics are 8% of Philly's firefighters
03/30/2017 - 14:59
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In a dialogue with AL DÍA News, the Philadelphia Fire Department leader spoke about the presence of Latinos in the organization and the importance of strengthening community relations to prevent emergencies.
Philly immigrant entrepreneurs look to the future
03/29/2017 - 19:05
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Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia recognizes top entrepreneurs and gives your start-up pioneers advice.
Philly Grows Into Its Anarchist Shoe
03/29/2017 - 09:18
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Past a chalkboard that says, “Come inside to read a good book,” on one side and “Don’t be an asshole!” on the other, you come across a tattered SEPTA Union Strike poster from the early twentieth century, preserved underneath an equally withered-away lamination. A few cautious inches deep inside of this surreal time machine, a pillar manages to stand from the 1890s home of an anarchist feminist writer and speaker who lived near Drexel University.
Who wants to study Spanish in Philadelphia?
03/28/2017 - 16:30
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The Hispanic immigrant community has played a fundamental role in the growth of the city in the last decade. In the streets it is more and more common to hear conversations held in Spanish. However, it seems that this important trend is not reflected in universities. Why? A general crisis in the study of the humanities would be the answer. AL DÍA News spoke with professors from three of the most prominent universities in the city.