NEW YORK CITY - Republican candidates are set to take the stage on Monday for the Iowa Caucus, an American tradition that marks the beginning of the presidential election season. While tensions and divides are running high within the party, one question remains present: what about Latino voters from the state?
The Iowa Caucus, as it is known today, was first held in the 60s. Since then, it has become a staple of American politics, giving increased media attention and a boost in polls to the candidate that leads the event.
