Cárdenas

[kahr-the-nahs]

noun

1. Lázaro 1895–1970, Mexican general and political reformer: president 1934–40.

2. a seaport in NW Cuba.

Cárdenas

/ ˈkarðenas /

noun

1. Lázaro (ˈlaθaro). 1895–1970, Mexican statesman and general; president of Mexico (1934–40)

Example Sentences

“Whether Kamala runs again or not, I’m optimistic that the American people will vote for a female president,” Vanessa Cardenas told me.

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Cardenas thinks Latino votes could shift again in 2028.

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Immigration advocacy leader Vanessa Cardenas expresses optimism about female candidates’ electoral prospects, pointing out that Clinton received over 65 million votes and Harris topped 75 million, arguing that demographic shifts, particularly among Latino voters, could create new opportunities for female presidential candidates in 2028.

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Russia Chavis Cardenas, deputy director of the nonpartisan government accountability organization group California Common Cause, which has received grants from the poll-sponsoring Haas Fund, said the findings show just how much special interest influence in Sacramento, and Washington, erodes public trust in government, which may provide insight into their concerns about the health of the American democracy.

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“This rule, while it’s not as strong as we wish it could be, is a step forward,” said Jennifer Cardenas, a campaign organizer with the Sierra Club.

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