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Lorena Cantarovici, CEO of Maria Empanada, has begun teaching empanada-making classes via Zoom to help keep her business solvent during the pandemic.

Latino small businesses struggle to stay afloat during the pandemic

Small businesses often have trouble accessing capital as they start out. And during the coronavirus, it’s been particularly difficult to access financial aid, such as the US government’s Paycheck Protection Program.

A Venezuelan Expat in US Reacts to Death of Chavez

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