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Nemesis Mora

  • Pennsylvania Press Secretary, Hispanic Media
Philadelphia
As seen in: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Metro.us, Billy Penn, AL DÍA News, Metro Philadelphia, Kensington Voice, Puerto Rico Business Tribune, The German Transportation Daily
Journalist | Former PA Press Secretary of Hispanic Media for @KamalaHarris | 🇵🇷
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Philadelphia: The city that transformed José Ortiz-Pagán’s art

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By Nemesis Mora
| Metro Philadelphia Verified
Posted Friday, May 8, 2026 10:00 am Seventeen years ago, Puerto Rican multi-talented artist José Ortiz-Pagán came to Philadelphia to pursue a master’s degree at Temple University. Like many artists, he initially expected to complete his studies and then relocate to New York or Los Angeles to further his career. But his path shifted in an unexpected way — he chose to leave commercial work behind and root his art more deeply in community.
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Inside Philly’s Latine bodegas: Legacy, sacrifice, and a fight to survive

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By Nemesis Mora
| Metro Philadelphia Verified
For more than two decades, Raúl Serrata has run his bodega on the same corner of East Walnut Lane in Philadelphia. At Serrata Grocery Inc., he spent “the best years of his youth”, watching his children grow up and become professionals. The store gave him the financial means to bring his wife and children from the Dominican Republic to the city. Yet for Serrata, the bodega is more than a livelihood — it’s his home. His connection with customers is an indispensable part of the job.
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Latinos in Philadelphia say ICE raids have paralyzed their lives

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By Nemesis Mora, Julia Ponce
| Metro Philadelphia Verified
I'm terrified that they might take me away. Sometimes at home, I'm afraid to open the door, and I think about how to be ready if something happens to me— even though you can never truly prepare for something like that.” On a quiet Wednesday afternoon, 9th Street in South Philadelphia is emptier than Pedro Ríos Sandoval has ever seen it. His restaurant, Mole Poblano, doesn’t have a single customer, an unusual sight after more than 10 years in business.
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