Flag Football Scores Big Making it as an Olympic Sport and Will Debut at the 2028 LA Games
The inclusive appeal of the sport, as well as its growing popularity, contributed to its earning of a spot in the world's largest sporting competition
Injuries Force Brazilians Charles Oliveira and Paulo Costa Out of UFC Mega-Event; New Lineup Shaping Up
Kamaru Usman and Alexander Volkanovski are to step in as replacements, adding intrigue to UFC 294
What are the U.S. and Latin American Countries Using Crypto For?
While the U.S. and Brazil see more institutional usage, Argentines and Venezuelans resort to them to cope with inflation. The role of remittances in Mexico
World Athletics Recognizes Inspiring Latina Track Stars: Who Are They and What are Their Records
Yulimar Rojas, Gianna Woodruff, Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, and more have been honored for breaking barriers and setting records in the track and field world.
Hispanic Unemployment Remains Resilient Despite U.S. Interest Rate Hikes
The U.S. Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in March 2022. In March 2022, the Hispanic unemployment rate was at 4.4 percent, fluctuating between above 4 percent and under 4 percent until December 2022
NYC Mayor's Paradox: He Supports "Right to Work" for Asylum Seekers While Worrying About City Resources
These are the highlights of Mayor Eric Adams' trip, aimed at stemming a migratory flow from the region that has strained the city's resources
Latino Top Musical Numbers Ice Spice, Bad Bunny to Kick Off SNL's Return
Saturday Night Live will be back after a months-long pause, with musical guest Ice spice the first week, and Bad Bunny as musical guests and host the second week
Chicago Mayor Follows NYC's With a Trip South to "Assess" the Migrant Situation
Brandon Johnson is planning a trip to the southern border to assess the migrant crisis that has already seen the arrival of over 15,000 migrants to Chicago.
This is How the RNC's Hispanic Media Director is Seeking to Get the Latino Vote
Jaime Florez shared his views on immigration, dreamers and how the Republican Party wants to reach out to Hispanics
This Fintech Bets on a 'Hispanic Way' to Provide Financial Services to Latinos
Escaping violence in South America and struggling in the U.S. financial system, h.way cofounders base their fintech offer on the bonds that tie Hispanics' approach to money
It's Latina Equal Pay Day: Key Facts You Need to Know About Gender Pay Gap
A Latina makes 57 cents for every dollar earned from a white, Latinas stand to lose more than $1.2 million over a 40 year career.
NYC Mayor Goes to LatAm Countries as Migration Overtakes City Agenda
Eric Adams will travel to Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia in an attempt to dissuade migrants from travelling to the city
Adios, Miggy. Future Hall of Fame Miguel Cabrera Retires after Prosperous Career
Miguel Cabrera has a decorated career, taking home many accolades and being the first and only player to earn the Triple Crown since 1967
Raids of Guatemala's Electoral Body Lead to Protests and Restrictions from U.S.
Indigenous Protesters blocked roads, borders and ports on Oct. 2, 2023, demanding the resignation of multiple Guatemalan government officials.
Hispanic Astronaut Frank Rubio Returns to Earth Setting Record for Most Time Spent in Space
Born in Los Angeles to Salvadoran parents, Rubio is part of a joint mission between NASA and Roscosmos, an agency of the Russian Federation
Women March Across Latin America Over Right To Abortion
Abortion is legal in only a few countries - Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, and Uruguay - across Latin America. Whereas, countries like Peru don't allow abortion even in rape cases.
'Cassandro, El Exótico': a Portrait of the Flamboyant Wrestler who Won Mexican Public's Heart
Prime Video presented a biopic about the American-born Mexican luchador Saúl Armendáriz, a former NWA World Welterweight and UWA World Lightweight Champion
Happy Birthday Google, but What is Google Doing in Latin America?
Google turned a quarter of a century old, with that, they've also been investing in Latin America for 17 years, but what exactly are they doing?
U.S. Says Molotov Cocktails Assault on Cuban Embassy Is 'Unacceptable'
The attack took place during a heated atmosphere created by the previous clashes of different protests in front of the UN headquarters.
Who Are Mexico's Patronas, the Women Feeding Migrants as They Transit the Country?
Las Patronas is a group of women who for 28 years have been cooking meals to feed the migrants who cross aboard "La Bestia", the freight train that crosses Southern Mexico.
Fashion Designer Justo Santos Looks to Spread Culture through Dance, Music and Fashion
From the fields of South America to the streets of New York, this entrepreneur weaved his own brand while providing costumes for the performances of Ecuadorian actors in the city
These Are Latin America's Top Rock Albums in History, According to Rolling Stone
Bands from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Peru and other LatAm nations are part of the history of rock
These Brands Want to Unleash the Artistic Power of Hispanic Pride During Heritage Month
Latino artists are seen as the ideal vehicle to transmit family, and community values with their works and in partnerships with companies and products.
Cuban American Artist Carlos Martiel Gets Award for Exposing Latin Social Issues in His Work
New York's Museo del Barrio has announced Havana-born installation and performance artist Carlos Martiel as the first winner of the newly established Maestro Dobel Latino Art Prize.
Colombia Hit By Massive Cyber Attack; Over 50 Government, Private Websites Affected
The cyberattack reportedly affected 762 companies across Latin America, including those in Argentina, Panama and Chile.
Sustainable Use Of Natural Resources: Lessons From Pantanal Communities
The community's residents communicate and help each other to identify which bays to use, constantly rotating the use of natural resources. Without central regulation, but through communication and mobility, they survive and also protect nature.
Climate Week NYC: Activists and Hispanic Artists Ready to Take Action
According to the Pew Research Center, more than 8 in 10 Hispanics (81%) say addressing global climate change is either a top concern or one of several important concerns to them personally.
Larger than Life: Colombian Artist Fernando Botero, the Hard-Working Master, Dies at 91
Lina Botero, the artist's daughter, announced that her father passed away in Monaco at the age of 91, due to complications of pneumonia.
Hispanic Heritage Month: What Do We Celebrate?
From September 15 to October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the contribution of Hispanics and Latinos living in the US. It is a mosaic reflecting the diversity and drive of this vibrant community of close to 64 million people.
Amazon Inaugurates Its Largest Last-Mile Delivery Center In Latin America
Amazon has almost 40 warehouses across Mexico that provide jobs to more than 8,000 people directly, while 32,000 get indirect employment.