In this issue
- ACLU claims 1,500-plus children have been separated from parents
- Dia de los Muertos traditions extend beyond Mexico
- Bolivia experiences nationwide protests over election results

In this issue • World Cup action kicks off in KC • Dos Mundos continues founder’s legacy while looking to the future • Jorge Coromac

In this issue • Crispin Rea announces bid for KCMO mayor • Grandchildren reflect on legacy of Dos Mundos founders • Frontier STEM High School’s

In this issue • GCI to celebrate 100th Anniversary of the Cinco de Mayo Fiesta • Sun Fresh Calle 18 to host 17th annual “Dia

In this issue • Congratulations, 2026 Graduates! • United Market KC opens in Linwood Shopping Center • Herrera campaigns to become Missouri’s first Hispanic member

In this issue • Mexico advances to the Round of 16 • Humanitarian Aid to Support Families Affected by Earthquakes in Venezuela • Immigration enforcement operations

By Tere Siqueira By visiting 902 Southwest Blvd. in Kansas City, Missouri, Angela Raymer learned what her grandparents did. Angela Raymer’s grandparents were Don Manuel

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By Angie Baldelomar Dos Mundos is celebrating another anniversary. For the last 45 years, Dos Mundos has been a source of information for the Hispanic