Congratulations to Spain, the 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions! 🏆
Spanish-language coverage of the final on Telemundo & Peacock drew 22.6M U.S. viewers, highlighting the power of Latino audiences. Congrats to our partner Comcast! #FIFAWorldCup#LatinoBusiness
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Throughout this weeklong tribute, we honored Hispanic figures who shaped America’s path to independence.
Their stories reflect the lasting impact of Hispanic leaders and the diversity that has strengthened our nation over 250 years.
Happy 250 Years of American Independence.
Vicente Manuel de Zéspedes, Spain’s governor of East Florida, helped secure the southern flank during the Revolutionary War. By stabilizing the region and managing loyalist populations after Spain recaptured Florida, he strengthened the American cause and its allies.
Luis de Unzaga, governor of Spanish Louisiana before Gálvez, quietly supported the Revolution by allowing covert supplies, gunpowder, medicine, and provisions to reach the colonies before Spain entered the war. His early aid helped sustain the rebellion at its most fragile stage.
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Diego de Gardoqui was Spain’s key liaison to the Continental Congress, funneling weapons, uniforms, and supplies to the American rebels. His diplomacy helped sustain Washington’s army and proved independence was won through alliances as much as battle.
David Farragut, born to a Spanish immigrant father, became one of America’s earliest naval heroes and the first full Admiral of the U.S. Navy. His family’s support of the revolutionary cause reflects the diverse roots that helped shape our nation.
Bernardo de Gálvez, Spanish governor of Louisiana, was a key ally of the American Revolution. He supplied weapons, money, and intelligence, and led campaigns that weakened British forces along the Gulf Coast.
This week, The Latino Coalition launches a series honoring the Hispanic leaders who helped shape America’s fight for independence 250 years ago. Each day, we’ll highlight a remarkable figure whose service and sacrifice advanced the cause of freedom.
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As our Father's Day series comes to a close, we celebrate the fathers on our Board of Directors who shared reflections on leadership, family, and purpose.
Happy Father's Day to all who lead, guide, and inspire the next generation. The work continues.
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We're honored to spotlight Jaime Rojas Jr., a member of The Latino Coalition Board of Directors, in our Father's Day series.
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