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Jose Velez-Silva, a Puerto Rican man with white hair and a beard. He is visible from the shoulders up and is wearing a black suit. He is smiling and looking forward.

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The Power of Storytelling

José Vélez-Silva is one of the AL DÍA Archetypes.

October 5th, 2022

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Maria Elena Salinas and Walter Perez

Meet the TV co-hosts

September 7th, 2022

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Nina Vaca’s Pinnacle Group is one of the largest Latino-owned businesses in the entire U.S. Harrison Brink/ AL DÍA

Nina Vaca’s Pinnacle

October 5th, 2021

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Ángel Corella got into ballet at a young age, after watching his sister’s ballet classes. Harrison Brink/ AL DÍA

Philly’s Ballet Maestro

October 5th, 2021

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Noe Ortega creció como hijo de trabajadores agrícolas migrantes que se establecieron en la zona rural de Texas cuando él y sus hermanas menores nacieron. Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.

Noe’s New Normal

September 28th, 2021

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Pedro Ramos is a lifelong Philadelphian, leaving the city for the first time after more than 20 years old to go to law school. Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.

A Pillar of Philanthropy

September 28th, 2021

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Alejandro Bedoya’s time at the Philadelphia Union has been the most successful in the club’s history. Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.

The Union’s Heart & Soul

September 21st, 2021

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Peña was inspired to get into the business world by her mother, who ran a bakery on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Mike Jachles/

POWERFUL AFRO-LATINA VOICE

September 21st, 2021

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Latinos showed out in record numbers during the 2020 election cycle thanks in large part to efforts from organizations like Latino Victory, led by Nathalie Rayes. Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.

Meet Nathalie Rayes

September 14th, 2021

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Rivera’s role at ALPFA is to shape the next generation of Latino professionals across the U.S. Harrison Brink/AL DÍA News.

Meet Damian Rivera

September 14th, 2021