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Trending in 2021

After a year like 2020, most people are hoping 2021 will come through with a brighter outlook for success in every industry. As we look...

Reconstruyendo el puente a la normalidad.

En el futuro, cuando leemos historias sobre la pandemia, también leeremos sobre todos los líderes y trabajadores esenciales que ayudaron...

Haciendo Historia

Después de casi seis meses, tres billones de vacunas han sido administradas globalmente, y actualmente el 23.2% de la población ha...

The Delta Variant:Why Vaccinated People Must Continue To Protect Against COVID-19

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) removed its masking recommendation on May 13, 2021, but it now has been reinstated due to the...

Rebuilding After a Hurricane

Hurricanes and Hispanic contractors have one major thing in common…both are fierce forces of nature. The very notable difference lies in...

The 86th Legislative Session

Throughout every legislative session for the past 20+ years, The US Hispanic Contractors Association has been actively fighting for every...

Green Building

With media headlines often screaming “CLIMATE CHANGE!” and the United Nations Climate Report giving the world until 2030 to make some...

A CALL FOR ACTION

A CALL FOR ACTION - The Importance of Understanding the “Reroofing Contractor Registration Act” For more than two decades there has been...

The Return of Black

2018 was the year of pink. From rose gold, metallic accents to millennial pink furniture, pink was in. Now that we’ve gotten it out of...

To Build, or Not to Build?

The US-Mexico border is nearly 2,000 miles long, and about 685 miles of it already has some sort of barrier. In fact, it was President...

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