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25 Jun 2019 – 04:23 PM EDT
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Aldis Hodge, from living in his car to 'City on A Hill'
The new ‘Showtime’ crime drama - "City on a Hill" tackles some of today's most controversial topics. Actor Aldis Hodge is one of the stars of that series. In a sit-down interview with Miriam Arias, he spoke about his journey as a child actor and how his work is bringing issues of racism and corruption to light.
21 Jun 2019 – 05:41 PM EDT
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Uforia Unplugged: Pedro Capo’s collaboration with Farruko and Alicia Keys
Pedro Capo is an actor, dancer, and a Latin-Grammy award winning singer-songwriter. He spoke with Yvania Garcia about collaborating with Farruko and Alicia Keys in Uforia Unplugged.
14 Jun 2019 – 04:36 PM EDT
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Tribute to Edith Gonzalez in Mexico
Fans across Latin America and the U.S. are paying tribute to actress and telenovel star Edith Gonzalez. She died Thursday after a three-year battle with cancer. Valeria Leon has more details from Mexico City.
18 Dic 2018 – 05:33 PM EST
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Mexican president expresses deep love of baseball
President Lopez-Obrador's love of baseball influences his desire to create youth-centered baseball programs.
21 Nov 2018 – 03:53 PM EST
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Mia Garcia called next Selena
In an interview, 11 year old Mia Garcia reacts to being the youngest ever to win "Best Female Artist" at Tejano Music Awards.
12 Oct 2017 – 11:45 AM EDT
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Mexican soap actor slaps Univision reporter on a red carpet
Actor Eduardo Yáñez was responding to a question about his son at an event in Los Angeles, leaving everybody around him stunned. Reporter Paco Fuentes asked the actor about a GoFundMe page his son posted asking for help to pay for car repairs, rather than seeking the money from his dad. The actor later apologized via Twitter.
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29 Nov 2016 – 04:22 PM EST
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How VR helped one grandma return to Cuba after 58 years
Julian Rodriguez managed to place his 86-year-old grandmother back in the streets of her childhood home through virtual reality technology.
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19 Oct 2016 – 12:01 PM EDT
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An artist's beautiful statement about the U.S.-Mexico border
Artist Enrique Chiu is trying to transform the U.S.- Mexico border one paint stroke at a time. Eight years ago, Chiu started inviting people to paint the wall with the aim of uniting people at the border.
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14 Jun 2016 – 02:16 PM EDT
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Drake's "One Dance" was playing as the first shots rang out at Pulse
Many of the Orlando club-goers couldn't hear the shots over the song. Two survivors talked to Univision about their experience that night.
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27 May 2016 – 06:14 PM EDT
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Potent brew. A vintage Cuban beer is relaunched in Miami
La Tropical beer was popular in Cuba before the 1959 Revolution, but the factory was nationalized and the brewery later closed.
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