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Real America with Jorge Ramos: Julián Castro says he's the "antidote to Donald Trump."
This week on Real America, Jorge Ramos travels to San Antonio, Texas to chat with Julián Castro, a HUD Secretary in the Obama administration seeking to become the first Latino president of the United States.
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USA is not planning a military intervention in Venezuela: Elliott Abrams, Trump's special envoy
The president's representative spoke with Patricia Janiot about the United States' plans in regards to the ongoing crisis in Venezuela. According to Abrams, the plan is to achieve change through public and diplomatic pressure.
What triggered the escalation of US-Venezuela policy?
For two decades the US was powerless to alter the course of Venezuela’s socialist rule. But, in recent weeks Trump has turned the screws on the Maduro regime. So, what changed? How a casual meeting at Trump Tower and a photo op at the White House, dovetailed with the evolving crisis inside Venezuela.

Bernie is back
Bernie Sanders is running again. In a more crowded field, can he reignite the “revolution” he sparked in 2016?

Poll shows young latinos hopeful of change from new Congress
Young Latinos expect the new Congress to enact progressive legislation, that includes immigration reform, healthcare, education reform and protecting the environment, according to a new Voto Latino poll.

Poll: support for embargo on Cuba increases among Cuban Americans in Miami
The partial failure of Obama’s opening with Cuba seems to have hardened Cuban Americans, with an increase in support for the U.S. embargo, according to a new poll by Florida International University (FIU).
Ex-felons begin registering to vote in Florida, possibly making a difference in 2020
In November, voters approved a constitutional amendment restoring the right to vote for convicted felons who have completed their sentences. There are 1.4 million of them and studies indicate they lean heavily to the Democratic Party. At least 180,000 are Hispanic. Univision accompanied one of them as she registered on Tuesday in Miami.










