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Latin Music Just Outgrew the Entire U.S. Music Industry — Again

Latin music revenue hit $542.2M in H1 2026, growing faster than the overall U.S. market. Here's what's behind the surge and what it means next.

Latin Times · Sep 26

Latin America's Coming El Niño Could Reshape Your Coffee, Grocery Bills and Family Remittances

ECLAC warns a historic El Niño could cost Latin America 2% of GDP and hit coffee harvests and the remittances U.S. families send home.

Latin Times · Sep 26

Argentina and the U.S. Launch New 'Andes-Atlantic' Economic Corridor Pact Involving Jobs, Mining and Energy

Argentina and the U.S. launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, an infrastructure pact touching jobs, mining, energy and exports. Here's what changes.

Latin Times · Sep 26

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The 1965 Law That Makes Arresting a Brazilian Criminal illegal Near the Polls

Brazil's Article 236 bans arrests near elections — a 1965 safeguard that criminals now exploit. Here's what's at stake for the Oct. 4, 2026 vote.

Latin Times · Sep 26

Dominican Republic Offers 300 Scholarships to NYC Youth: What Applicants Need to Know

Dominican President Luis Abinader announced 300 scholarships for Dominican youth in New York — grad, undergrad and tech training. Here's what's known so far.

Latin Times · Sep 26

Venezuelan TPS Expires in 6 Days — A Narrow Class, a Pending Court Case, $10.7 Billion on the Line in Florida

Venezuelan TPS work permits expire October 2. Who still qualifies, what documents to check, and what a June Supreme Court ruling changed.

Latin Times · Sep 26

Colombia Ends 51-Year Iran Ties Signaling Major Foreign Policy Shift — What It Means for 1.7M US Residents

Colombia's far-right government severed 51-year-old ties with Iran on Sept. 19. Here's what it means for 1.7 million Colombian-Americans.

Latin Times · Sep 26

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Stray Kids' Mexico City Finale, Explained: Why Two Sold-Out Nights Are a Bigger Story Than They Look

Stray Kids close STRAYCITY with two sold-out Mexico City shows, capping a run of festival and chart records across four countries.

Latin Times · Sep 26

K-EXPO Mexico 2026 Is Underway: What's Happening Now and What Comes Next

K-EXPO México 2026 is open today at Mexico City's WTC. Free admission through Sunday. Here's what's happening now, what's left this weekend and what comes next.

Latin Times · Sep 26

No AI Truce Yet: What the Trump-Xi Summit Really Changed

US and China leaders, alongside Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Jensen Huang, negotiate AI safety guardrails and an emergency incident hotline.

Latin Times · Sep 26

U.S. Ambassador Judd's Remarks on Chile's 2019 Unrest Trigger Criminal Inquiry by Chilean Prosecutors

Chile's prosecutors are probing an alleged leak of secret intelligence to the U.S. Embassy after Ambassador Judd linked 2019's unrest to the left.

Latin Times · Sep 26

China Warns Chile Against US Influence Following 'Shield of the Americas' Security Pact

China's ambassador in Chile issued a veiled warning after Santiago joined the US-backed Shield of the Americas, without naming Washington directly.

Latin Times · Sep 25

U.S. Diesel Ban Threat Hits Brazil Nine Days Before Its Most Pivotal Election

A possible 90-day U.S. diesel export ban threatens Brazil's fuel supply and Lula's reelection bid, nine days before the country's high-stakes first-round vote.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Electric Cars Surpass One Million in Latin America — Brazil Holds Half the Fleet, Argentina's Market Grows 873%

Latin America's EV and plug-in hybrid fleet topped 1 million in 2026. See which countries are growing fastest and what it means for drivers.

Latin Times · Sep 25

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Latin Times · Sep 25

As Houthi Strikes Escalate, France and Britain Move to Shield Saudi Oil Exports

France will send troops, radar and air defenses to guard Saudi Arabia's Yanbu oil hub as Britain adds an RAF tanker to back Saudi jets.

Latin Times · Sep 25

What Really Happened Outside the White House During Xi's Visit Involving Five Arrests and Two Standoffs

Five arrests, no ICE involvement confirmed, and threats that began before Xi even landed — here's what actually happened outside the White House.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Ex-Nun Gets 20 Years in Argentina's Próvolo Students Abuse Case — But Stays Free for Now

A Mendoza court gave ex-nun Kumiko Kosaka 20 years for abusing deaf students at the Próvolo Institute. She stays free pending appeal — here's why.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Why Hundreds of Baby Whales Are Dying in Patagonia — What Scientists Know So Far

Dozens of newborn right whales have died in Patagonia since June. Here's what scientists confirm, suspect and still don't know.

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Latin Times · Sep 25

"A Caste of Parasites": Milei's UN Broadside Puts the Falklands Back on the Agenda

Javier Milei blasted the UN as useless in his General Assembly address, reviving Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands.

Latin Times · Sep 25

North Koreans, 25,000 of Them, Are Building Russia's Drones — And Funding Kim's Nukes

A UN report reveals 25,000 North Koreans build Russia's attack drones via student visa fraud, funneling up to $800M into Kim Jong Un's nuclear program.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Netanyahu Name-Dropped Twitch Streamer Hasan Piker at the UN. American Campuses Now Have To Pick a Side

Netanyahu invoked Hasan Piker at the UN the same night he spoke at Cornell. Here's what the campus debate really means for free speech.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Controversy in Argentina as US soldiers conduct joint exercises in Tierra del Fuego without Parliament's authorization

A joint training exercise with a small contingent of United States military personnel in southern Argentina has been drawing criticism by opposition members who say President Javier Millei failed to notify Congress about the exercise.

Latin Times · Sep 25

The "Uruguay Ceiling": Why High Taxes and Red Tape Cap the Country's Top Export Engine

Orsi courted investors in New York, but Uruguay's agro sector says fixed taxes, slow permits and high land costs cap its growth.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Inside ICE's Digital Dragnet: What 54,000 Ankle Monitors Mean for Immigrant Families in NY, LA and Chicago

ICE now electronically monitors 183,000 immigrants — ankle monitors tripled to 54,000 in 2026. What NY, LA & Chicago families need to know now.

Latin Times · Sep 25

Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez Promised Elections at the UN. South Florida's Exiles Aren't Buying It.

Venezuela's acting president pledged elections at the UN but set no date. What that means for Florida's 474,000 Venezuelans and U.S. policy.

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