Marina E. Franco is a News Digital Reporter at Telemundo News and writes for Axios Latino at Axios. She focuses on public education and school administration, bringing a bilingual perspective to her reporting. Marina's work has been featured in Axios, NewsBreak, NBC News, and NBC10 Philadelphia.
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Marina E. Franco’s work primarily focuses on Latin American politics, climate change, technology, and healthcare. She often cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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About 63 million Americans, or a quarter of adults over 18, take care of an older or disabled person at home, and many rely on Medicaid funding for help.
By: Marina E. Franco
As the new school year approaches, the typical worries of getting supplies and organizing schedules are compounded for families of mixed immigration
By: Marina E. Franco
Chronic absenteeism impacts children's health and outcomes, as some districts try to stem families' fears of going to school.
By: Marina E. Franco
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Latinos in Heritage Conservation is calling for their preservation, stating that fewer than 1% of nationally registered historic places have a connection to the country's Hispanic heritage.
