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U.S. Officials Reportedly Believe It Will Be Hard To Convince Maduro To Leave Power Because He Could Be Executed By Cuban Handlers

By Demian Bio | 11/25/25 07:23 AM EST

Gabriela Michel, Voice Of Samantha Jones In Spanish And Mother Of Aislinn Derbez, Dead At 65

By Alicia Civita

New DOJ Hiring Push Uses 'Deportation Judge' Posting Despite Role Being Legally Classified As 'Immigration Judge'

By Pedro Camacho

Family of actor murdered in Mexico Fede Dorcaz Gofundme

Mexico City Authorities Announce Two Arrests On The Fede Dorcaz Murder Investigation

By Alicia Civita

Farm workers labor in the fields of Bakersfield, Kern County

Trump Administration Expands Foreign Farmworker Program While Quietly Scaling Back Agricultural ICE Raids: Report

By Pedro Camacho

In Focus

Grupo Firme Defies Narcocorrido Veto And Sings Ballad For The Sinaloa Cartel In Baja California Sur

By Alicia Civita

Whistles Become Alarm System For Latino Immigrants In New York Amid Increasing Federal Arrests
By Pedro Camacho
Amazon Adds New Logistics Center In CDMX, Says Investment Has Generated 50,000 Jobs Nationwide
By Pedro Camacho
Border Patrol Using License Plate Algorithms To Flag 'Suspicious' Americans Far From The Border: Report
By Pedro Camacho

Importers Say Retailers May Keep Banana Prices High Despite Lower Tariffs

Experts noted that the tariff reversal arrives mid-contract season: "contracts are kind of finalized, but they hadn't been finalized. So that might shake things up"

Republican Rep. Considered Resigning After Learning About Trump's Peace Plan For Ukraine: Report

Republican Rep. Don Bacon considered resigning after learning the content of the Trump administration's peace plan for the Russia-Ukraine war, according to a new report.

Latin America Poised To Become $156 Billion Fashion Powerhouse By 2029: Report

Latin America's fashion industry is drawing heightened interest from global brands as new estimates project the sector could reach $156 billion by 2029, according to reporting from Montenapo Daily.

Is Brazil's Political Climate Becoming As Polarized As The U.S.'s? Business Leaders Are Not Sure

"National polarization has intensified over the past two years" in Brazil, a Genial/Quaest survey cited by financial news outlet Valor Econômico revealed in October. This context of bitter rhetoric and political violence has left 83% of respondents claiming that the country is more divided today.