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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Marco Rubio, Other Latino Republicans Blasted in New Florida Campaign ‘Deporting Good Immigrants Back To Dictatorships Is Cruel'

Marco Rubio Refuses To Say If Trump Admin Has Sought To Bring Back Abrego Garcia: 'You Know Who Else I'll Never Tell? A Juge'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio refused to say whether the Trump administration has made a formal request to bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador

Trump Says He's Not 'Looking' To Run For a Third Term In Office 'It Would Be a Very Hard Thing'

Trump Criticized For Claiming Biden Is Responsible For Stocks' Rout: 'Not Difficult To Understand'

President Trump is being criticized for taking credit when stocks surged and blaming Biden when they drop

Trump Suggests Putin Has to Be 'Dealt with Differently' After

Ukraine Reportedly Set To Sign Key Deal With U.S. In Hopes It Will Help End The War

Ukraine is reportedly set to sign a mineral resources deal with the U.S. in hopes it will help end the war

Another Migrant Dies Under ICE Custody: 'She Started Shaking, Screaming'

A Haitian woman who had been in ICE custody since February at a center in Broward. The cause remains under investigation

Trump’s Tariffs Shatter Records $15B Revenue and Growing

Democrats Urged To Present Alternative To Trump's Economy As Approval Rates Slide: 'Time To Provide Real Solutions'

A focus group of voters who supported Trump in the last elections shows them increasingly frustrated with the state of the economy. Now Democrats are being urged to capitalize on the situation

Donald Trump Mocks Taylor Swift During Eagles' White House Visit

Trump Admitting He 'Could' Bring Back Abrego Garcia May Undermine His Administration's Legal Strategy

President Donald Trump said in an interview he "could" bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador. The claim goes against what the White House has said in court

Court Allows Texas Border Buoys Temporary Stay

Trump Admin Reportedly Considering Deploying Buoys Along Canadian Border

The Trump administration is reportedly considering deploying buoys along the Canadian border

AOC Could Become The Top Democrat In Key Committee After Ranking Member Announces He Will Step Down

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could again bid to become the Democrats' ranking member in the House Oversight Committee

Mexico To Increase Water Deliveries To U.S. After Trump Sanctions Threat

Mexico and the U.S. announced the latter will see increased water deliveries after President Donald Trump threatened to impose sanctions over unmet obligations

Anti-Gang Plan Continues Inside Bukele's Controversial Mega Prison

Kerry Kennedy Claims Salvadoran Police Prevented Her From Meeting With Deported Clients

U.S. lawyer Kerry Kennedy said Salvadoran authorities prevented her from meeting with Venezuelan deportees she represents. Later, a prominent human rights organization said its offices were raided

Russia Is Demanding Ukrainian Land It Doesn't Currently Occupy To End The War: Report

Vladimir Putin is reportedly demanding Russia take control of four regions it doesn't fully occupy at the moment as one of his conditions to end the war

U.S. Shows Allies Plans To End The War In Ukraine As Marco Rubio Warns Trump Admin Is Ready To 'Move On' If No Progress Is Made

Marco Rubio, Other Latino Republicans Blasted in New Florida Campaign: "Deporting Good Immigrants Back To Dictatorships Is Cruel'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other Latino Republicans from Florida continue to be criticized for not standing up firmly to decisions from the Trump administration

Kristi Noem’s Purse Stolen in DC as ID and $3,000 Go Missing

Kristi Noem Now Says She's 'Very Confident' Men Who Stole Her Purse Are Undocumented

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem initially asserted the men who stole her purse in a Washington D.C. were undocumented immigrants. She appeared to say it is not confirmed that is the case

Canadian Conservative Leader Loses Own Parliament Seat After Flip-Flopping On Embrace Of Trump

Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre failed to capture his own seat in Parliament as the party lost against the Liberals led by Mark Carney

Trump Says He's Not 'Looking' To Run For a Third Term In Office: 'It Would Be a Very Hard Thing'

President Donald Trump reportedly told The Atlantic that he's "not looking" to run for a third term in office despite teasing about the possibility

Democratic Rep. Announces He Won't Seek Reelection Due To Return Of Cancer: 'The Sun Is Setting On My Time In Public Service'

Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly said he won't seek re-election after his term ends as his cancer has returned. He will also cease to be the party's ranking member in the House Oversight Committee

Trump’s Approval Drops to 40% Amid Economic Concerns and Tariff Backlash

Almost Two In Three Latino Voters Now Have An Unfavorable View Of Trump As Tariff-Related Economic Concerns Mount

Almost two in three Latinos now have an unfavorable view of President Trump as his trade war threatens to upend the economy, the demographic's main concern

Haiti Marriott Set To Close As Gangs Continue Gaining Ground

The Marriott Hotel in Port-au-Prince announced it will close its doors a decade after it opened, illustrating Haiti's deepening crisis

CBP Seizes Over $10 Million In Liquid Meth At Texas Border; Driver Arrested

CBP officers seized over $10 million in liquid meth after inspecting a pickup truck driven by a Mexican citizen

Elise Stefanik Testifies In Hearing To Consider Her Nomination For

Stefanik Would Likely Be Republican Candidate For NY Governor If She Runs, Poll Shows

A new poll shows Rep. Elise Stefanik would get 44% of the support among Republicans at the moment should she run for New York Governor next year

Trump’s Billionaire Treasury Nominee Says Federal Minimum Wage Should Remain

Treasury Secretary Suggests Trade Agreement With China Still Far Away: 'Maybe They'll Call Me One Day'

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said China is stand to lose more than the U.S. if the trade war continues its course, calling the situation "unsustainable" for Beijing

Former New Mexico Judge Admits To Destroying Evidence Related To Tren de Aragua Member Living In His House

New details have emerged about the arrest of Joel Cano, the now former federal judge accused of harboring a member of Tren de Aragua gang

Kristi Noem Used $150,000 of South Dakotans’ Taxpayer Money to

Kristi Noem Says Undocumented 'Career Criminal' Stole Her Purse In D.C. Restaurant

Authorities made an arrest connected to the stealing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's purse. She said the person responsible is an undocumented immigrant who she called a "career criminal"

Marco Rubio Vows to Shrink the State Department—Slams 'Woke' Offices

Marco Rubio Stands By Removal Of U.S. Citizen Children: 'The Children Went With Their Mother'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood by the removal of two U.S. citizen children, one of them suffering from cancer. "The children went with their mothers."

Trump Admin Initially Sought To Bring Back Abrego Garcia From El Salvador But Changed Course As White House Got Involved: Report

A new report by The Atlantic details how Trump administration officials initially sought to bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia after wrongfully deporting him, but later changed tack

Republican Lawmakers Support Arrest Of Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan: 'Lock 'em up!!'

Republican lawmakers backed the arrest of Milwaukee judge Hannah Dugan, who stands accused of helping a migrant avoid arrest by ICE agents

Disgraced Former Congressman George Santos Gets Maximum Sentence Over Wire Fraud, Identity Theft Scheme

Disgraced Former Congressman George Santos was sentenced to 87 months in prison over wire fraud and aggravated identity theft

Trump Slams China Over Boeing Jet Refusals, Urges Default Amid Trade Tensions

Trump Admin Restores All Terminated Records Regarding Student Visas After Pushback From Courts

The Trump administration is restoring all revoked student visas after facing pushback from several courts across the country

FBI Director Patel Deletes Post Announcing Arrest of Milwaukee Judge For Allegedly Attempting To Help Migrant Avoid Being Arrested By ICE

FBI Director Kash Patel said a Milwaukee judge has been arrested for obstruction of ICE agents in Wisconsin. His publication has since been deleted

Another Top Florida Democrat Leaves The Party, Calls it 'A Mess'

The Democratic Party's Senate Minority Leader in Florida, Jason Pizzo, announced he's changing his registration to no party affiliation