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Federal Policy Volatility and the Future Of An Iconic Chicago Corridor

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By Lyanne Alfaro
| Forbes Verified
Ask a Chicagoan about Little Village, and you’ll learn that the neighborhood not only holds cultural history but also economic weight in the city. "[26th Street] is a very blessed street for commerce. People come to visit from many places,” Patricia Rodriguez, owner of Paty’s Restaurant Carnitas y Otras Delicias, said in Spanish. Lauded as the “ ” or sometimes “Mexico of the Midwest,” 26th Street in Little Village had reported to rake in in recent years, all in the span of two miles.
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Latinas Are Powering The Freelance Boom, But A Pay Gap Persists

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By Lyanne Alfaro
| Forbes Verified
Paulina Roe is a radio host by day, and a multi-hyphenate by evening. She’s a mother, founder and CEO of The Mami Collective, a community of moms advocating for their identity, wellness and income. Roe also knows how to handle a spray tan gig in a pinch. Paulina Roe, Founder and CEO of The Mami Collective, and her daughter.
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Cómo los emprendedores latinos se abren paso en la economía de Estados Unidos

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By Lyanne Alfaro
| Forbes Uruguay Verified
En los últimos años, los latinos lograron avances significativos en sus aportes a la economía estadounidense a través del emprendimiento. En 2022, los latinos alcanzaron una producción económica de US$ 3,6 billones, ubicándose como la quinta economía más grande del mundo, según el Latino Donor Collaborative. Al mismo tiempo, las empresas propiedad de latinos aumentaron más del 40 % y experimentaron un incremento superior a un tercio en los ingresos totales .
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