MIGUEL CARRASQUILLO, CANCER PATIENT: Why not do it? Why not do it, if your life is yours?
NILSA CENTENO, MIGUEL’S MOTHER: [People] Don’t realize that death is the surest thing we all have. And that we have to decide how to die.
JUAN CARLOS GONZALEZ, CORRESPONDANT, UNVISION: This Memorial Day event is conducted every year, in a place known as Five Points. Since most of the residents and veterans from around here are of Mexican origin, they can't ignore the remarks made by Donald Trump.
OMAR JUAREZ, MILWAUKEE RESIDENT: I'm Latino, I understand that we Latinos need accessible services, but no one here is discrimating against any Latino. I believe that if we Latinos want to be a part of this society, that we need to adapt. And adapting means learning the language. And I'll give you a very simple example: On the highways, there isn't a single sign that says "exit" in Spanish.
ROGELIO MORA-TAGLE, TELEMUNDO REPORTER: Graduation from Harvard represents a dream for any student, but the uncertainty will return sooner or later for those who do not have documents. Because although they seek relief in programs such as DACA, their situation remains unclear.
NEW YORK STATE SENATOR ADRIANO ESPAILLAT: Since Congress has failed us and has been unable to give us comprehensive immigration reform, this becomes the only relief available to these young people, which, all they want to do is contribute to the country.
LEÓN KRAUZE, UNIVISION: I am sure that you know about this topic: various leftist governments, especially the populists, are in serious trouble in Latin America. The socialist model in Venezuela has the country near collapse. Argentina, also Brazil, how do you explain that failure?
BERNIE SANDERS, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE: You are asking me questions…
LEÓN KRAUZE, UNIVISION: I am sure you’re…
JAVIER MAZA, POLITICAL ANALYST AND MEDIA EXPERT, UNIVISION: A candidate like him that is distanced from the Hispanic voter, can’t come out with a paper, reading, babbling, so evidently in the race… please, that is not the way to recuperate the trust of voters.
INDALENCIO CABALLERO, EVANGELICAL PASTOR: Now he wants to convince us, trying to make us believe that he will do something for us.
DANIEL GARRIDO, REPORTER, TELEMUNDO: Amid severe shortage crises and a wave of looting and protests throughout the country, the opposition Democratic Unity Roundtable is demanding the recall referendum against [President] Nicolás Maduro to avoid further tensions. The government refuses to do so.
MARÍA ELENA SALINAS, HOST, UNIVISION: Without a doubt, this election campaign has awakened a fear that this country could tolerate racism and hatred against immigrants and persons of other cultures. That's why it is important to register to vote and have a voice in this election.