Demian Bio

Demian Bio is the Latin Times' Managing Editor. He has worked in media companies such as Infobae and Bloomberg Línea, focusing his coverage on politics and economics in Latin America and the United States, as well as the relationship between them.

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Avocado Boom in the U.S. Seen as Major Force in Deforestation of Large Areas in Mexico

A report by The New York Times sheds light on the effect the ever-growing industry has in the country's forests

The MLS final will take place on December 9

MLS Conference Finals: Vela, Herrera, Gaitán, Acosta Lead Latino Charge

Over 30 players across the four remaining teams are from Latin America, including season MVP Luciano Acosta

The US Congress has been at a standstill

Here Are The Latino Representatives Who Aren't Seeking Reelection

Two intend to retire from public office, although one will likely be expelled, and the other will make a Senate run

Migrants Advocates Decry Conditions at Southern Border Camps, Call Them Open-Air Detention Centers

The issuance of wristbands and specific directives on where to be have raised questions about the nature of the centers

Israelis await for hostages to return to the country

Israel-Hamas War: 5 Israeli-Argentines Are Among the Hostages Released on Monday

They were held captives for 52 days in Gaza. 11 Argentines are still being held by the organization

GOP Senators Push for Tighter Asylum Curbs in Exchange for Ukraine Aid

The urgency to reach a deal before year-end adds pressure to the talks as Republicans seek more concessions

Authentic is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year As Credibility Gets Increasingly Put Into Question

As opposed to other years, there was not a particular event that boosted the search of the word

Michelin Star Restaurants In Argentina: These Are The Seven To First Receive The Award

Aramburu was given two stars, while six others got one. They are all located in Buenos Aires and Mendoza

Latinos In The NFL: How Many Are There And Where Are They Playing This Season?

25 players are part of the league for the 2023/2024 season. Who were in teams playing during the Thanksgiving holidays?

Mexican Drug Lord's Brother Arrest Rep. Pic

Head Of Security For 'Los Chapitos' Cartel Is Arrested In Mexico

The cartel has been accused of playing a key role in the trafficking of fentanyl across the U.S. southern border

Latino Homeownership: Which States Have Higher and Lower Rates?

According to the Latino Data Hub, New Mexico, West Virginia and Vermont top the list, while New York stands at the bottom

Hispanics are not looking forward to discussing politics

Latinos Are Least Looking Forward to Talking Politics at the Thanksgiving Table

A Quinnipiac poll showed how U.S. residents feel about the increasingly divisive holiday staple

How Many U.S. Citizens Celebrate Thanksgiving Abroad?

More than 8 million U.S. citizens currently live in other countries. Over a million are in Mexico and Canada

Opioid Crisis: Fentanyl Seizures At U.S.-Mexico Border Surges And Reaches Record High

According to a report by InSight Crime, there was a 90 percent spike in seizures during the latest fiscal year

How Is Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Affecting Young Latinos' Mental Health and Academic Performance?

The Latin Times spoke to professor Kathleen Roche to understand the main factors exacerbating these issues

Argentina's Nicolas Otamendi after scoring against Brazil

Argentina At The Top, Brazil In Sixth Place: South American World Cup Qualifiers Roundup

As the South American qualifiers begin an extended hiatus, the latest matchday provided some results to keep fans talking for a while

Univision CEO Stands By Trump Interview After Backlash, Says Network Has 'Different Strategy'

Wade Davis claimed Univision's strategy aims to serve its "audience, not any political party, any one candidate or partisan groups"

A Bountiful Fusion: How Latino Families Infuse Thanksgiving with Flavors of Home

Twists at the dinner table have become a feature, but not the only one. Dances ad partying also get a space as cultures blend in the holiday

Almost Three Quarters Of Voters Back More Funding For The U.S. Southern Border As Migration Surges

A new poll by NBC News shows there is more support for this issue than foreign aid related to key geopolitical conflicts

The Daily Show's Diagnosis Of Javier Milei, Argentina's President-Elect: 'A Psychopath'

The political comedy show described Milei as "weird" for, among other things, having cloned his dog. It's not the first time a show of the kind notices him

Milei's Dollarization Plan for Argentina: Is It for Real? Professor Steve Hanke Weighs In

Speaking with The Latin Times, Hanke, who has worked on the issue with different countries, outlined the next steps the government should take

These Are The Main Policies Javier Milei Seeks To Implement In Argentina As President

A gradual end to currency controls, the privatization of several state entities and "shutting down the central bank and adopting the US dollar", among them

These Will Be Latin America's Main Challenges And Opportunities Next Year

A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit concluded that political risks persist, but there are also surging investment opportunities

Miami Inflation Still Much Higher Than Elsewhere In U.S.; The Situation In Other Latino-Heavy Cities

Prices in the Florida region have increased 7.4 percent when the average for all cities tracked is 3.2 percent

Taylor Swift Cancels Rio Show After Fan Passes Away Due to Heatstroke

About a thousand fans passed out at the venue in Rio de Janeiro. Swift's message after learning about the death

Biden And Mexico's AMLO Discuss Tackling Fentanyl Crisis, Migration At Bilateral Meeting

The two issues are at the top of Biden's domestic agenda as he seeks reelection in next year's elections

A Look At Unauthorized Migrants In The U.S.: How Have Figures Changed Over The Past Decades?

A new study by the Pew Research Center showed that until 2021 unauthorized migrants in the country were below historical levels

This is Donald Trump's New Strategy to Gain Latino Support Ahead of The 2024 Elections

A report by Axios shows that the former president seeks to portray himself as victim of socialism

US President Joe Biden spoke to auto worker union members

Biden's Lead Over Trump Among Hispanics Is At Single Digits In Four Key States

A new poll by Cygnal shows the president with a 49-41 lead over the former head of State. These are some other key conclusions

Latino and Black Students Face Persistent Disparities Affecting Their Academic Success

New data shows both groups face hurdles such as limited access to advanced classes and fewer certified teachers