El Comercio de Colorado interviews Pew Research Center expert

ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF THE HISPANIC VOTE IN THE U.S.

Newsroom El Comercio de Colorado

El Comercio de Colorado will be part of the live interview with Luis Noé-Bustamante, associate researcher at the renowned Pew Research Center. Noé-Bustamante, lead researcher for the Pew Research Center’s National Survey of Latinos, will share the recent findings of this study among Latino voters in the U.S. The interview takes place less than three weeks before the midterm elections, where the Latino vote could be decisive in a significant number of races.

The special broadcast is part of a strategic alliance spearheaded by LatidoBeat, a network that brings together leading Hispanic publications across the country. “Through this collaborative journalism network, El Comercio de Colorado reaffirms its commitment to delivering high-quality content across all our digital platforms and print editions. In this interview, we aim to connect the concerns of local voters with the national electoral landscape,” said Jesús Sánchez Meleán, director of the publication.

“Our participation in this conversation with the Pew Research Center seeks to provide clear and rigorous analytical tools so that the community we serve understands the true strength of the Latino vote before casting their ballots,” noted Jesús Sánchez Meleán, director of El Comercio de Colorado and member of the interviewing panel of journalists.

“From El Comercio de Colorado, we bring the pulse of our people in the state to ensure that the crucial issues facing Hispanic families remain at the center of the public debate.”

Live broadcast details

The broadcast takes place today, Friday, October 16, at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time (5:00 p.m. ET), free of charge and interactively via LatidoBeat’s YouTube and Facebook Live channels. Joining Sánchez Meleán, editor of El Comercio de Colorado, are Jesús del Toro, director of La Raza in Chicago; Diego Barahona, editor of La Noticia in Charlotte; and Roxana de la Riva, editor of La Prensa in Orlando.

Link to watch the interview

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Friday, October 16, 3:00 p.m. (MST)