Renace

01/27/2026

🟦 INFORMACIÓN CONFIRMADA

De acuerdo con un reporte de The Atlantic, Greg Bovino ha sido removido de su cargo como “Commander at Large” de la Patrulla Fronteriza.

Bovino regresará a su puesto anterior en El Centro, California, donde se espera que se retire próximamente.

El mismo reporte señala que la secretaria del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional, Kristi Noem, así como el “asesor” Corey Lewandowski, también estarían en riesgo de perder sus posiciones.

👉 En RenaceUSA reiteramos la importancia de informarnos con datos verificados, evitar rumores y mantenernos firmes en la defensa de la dignidad humana, la justicia y la verdad.

📌 Seguiremos atentos y compartiendo información responsable con nuestra comunidad.

01/17/2026

The U.S. economy is rapidly evolving and the ability for small businesses to keep pace with it often boils down to resources and where they are operating.

In his latest with Forbes, Rhett Buttle sits down with Jonathan Smith, Chief Deputy Director of Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity and Director of the Community and Worker Economic Transition Office, to discuss the state’s efforts to make sure that this evolution happens in a fair and inclusive manner for their economies.

A few points that stood out to us:

→ What arguably sets Michigan’s task apart from others is that it has to guide the transition of the state’s utility and auto sectors, which make up more than 20% of its economy.

→ The Community & Worker Economic Transition Office is executing a first-of-its-kind, integrated strategy that brings together workforce development, community resilience, and industrial competitiveness under one unified vision.

→ The Economic Transition Office’s work has three main areas of focus: Industry Growth and Diversification, Community Resiliency, and Employee Engagement and Empowerment.

→ Michigan’s approach is grounded in community-driven design, bottom-up capacity building, and collaborative problem-solving.

As Mr. Smith notes, “By listening first, equipping local leaders with data and tools, and convening cross-sector partnerships, we ensure strategies are rooted in local priorities and capable of delivering real outcomes.”

Read the full interview here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/rhettbuttle/2026/01/15/inside-michigans-strategy-for-economic-transition/

12/14/2025

With Public Private Strategies – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

10/09/2024

Registrese para votar votar

07/22/2024

EL AMOR NOS UNE
muy pronto💖

07/11/2024

04/02/2024

"Hoy mi mamá y yo ejercimos nuestro derecho al voto 🗳️en las elecciones de primavera en Wisconsin. Como mujeres cristianas, entendemos la importancia del deber cívico y el uso de nuestras voces para defender nuestros valores. Cada voto cuenta y estamos agradecidas por la oportunidad de tener un papel en la formación de nuestra comunidad.

Comenta si ya votaste‼️‼️


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"Today my mom and I exercised our right to vote in the Wisconsin spring elections. As Christian women, we understand the importance of civic duty and using our voices to uphold our values. Every vote counts, and we are grateful for the opportunity to have a say in shaping our community.

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03/06/2024

Hello Milwaukee Residents,
The Spring Election on April 2 is around the corner and we are still in need of poll workers on the Southside.
Poll workers receive a $220 stipend for a full-day shift and $117 for a half-day shift on Election Day. Additionally, $45 for attending training and $15 for being bilingual (English/Spanish) (English/Hmong).
By becoming a poll worker you’ll have the chance to connect with fellow residents and ensure that every eligible voter can exercise their right to vote.
To learn more information and to apply visit Milwaukee.gov/pollworkers.
If you have any questions please contact the Election Commission at 414-286-3491 or [email protected].
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Hola residentes de Milwaukee,
Las elecciones de primavera del 2 de abril están a la vuelta de la esquina y todavía necesitamos trabajadores electorales en el lado sur de Milwaukee.
Los trabajadores electorales reciben $220 por un turno de día completo y $117 por un turno de medio día el día de las elecciones. Además, $45 por asistir a la capacitación y $15 por ser bilingüe (inglés/español) (inglés/hmong).
Al convertirse en trabajador electoral, tendrá la oportunidad de conectarse con otros residentes y asegurarse de que todos los votantes elegibles puedan ejercer su derecho al voto.
Para obtener más información y aplicar, visite Milwaukee.gov/pollworkers.
Si tiene alguna pregunta, comuníquese con la Comisión Electoral al 414-286-3491 o [email protected].

02/08/2021

When you begin practicing gratitude regularly, you’ll find that your life changes.

What’s stopping you from getting started?





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