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What Venezuela's Total Energies Deal Actually Promises — And What It Leaves Out

TotalEnergies signed a Venezuela oil pact with no field, no funding figure and no start date. Here's what's confirmed — and what's still missing.

Latin Times · Sep 21

ViX Sets 'Timbiriche' Premiere Date: SEE Osvaldo Benavides and Macarena García Transform Into Luis de Llano and Sasha Sokol

ViX has set a premiere date for its highly anticipated Timbiriche series and released a new batch of images that reveal one of the most consequential storylines the production will tackle: the relationship between Sasha Sokol and Luis de Llano.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Democrats Regain Ground With Latino Voters — But Young Men and Women Are Splitting Apart

Democrats are regaining ground with Latino voters nationwide ahead of 2026 — but new polling shows a widening gender gap reshaping the electorate.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in U.S. Vowing to 'Bring Venezuela's Voice' to UN

"We arrive in New York with the determination and hope of a people who believe in dialogue and unity among nations," Rodríguez added after landing in the Big Apple

Latin Times · Sep 21

Questions Grow Over Whether Mexico's Record 59 Million-Liter Fuel Seizure Was All Illegal

The record seizure was announced without arrests as authorities work to establish the fuel's ownership and origin.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Stephen Miller Leads Multi-Agency Effort Push to Accelerate Deportations of Migrant Children

The White House deputy chief of staff has reportedly drawn on at least five cabinet-level departments to expand and speed removals

Latin Times · Sep 21

María Corina Machado Announces Venezuela Return and Nationwide Push for Presidential Election

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado is preparing to return to her country, revive her political movement and press for a new presidential election, even as the Trump administration strengthens its support for interim President Delcy Rodríguez.

Latin Times · Sep 21

$1,500 a Month, 498 Square Feet: Miami's Rent Crisis Is Hitting Latino Families Hardest

Miami ranked America's least affordable rental market. See why Hispanic renters bear the brunt — and what legal protections many don't know exist.

Latin Times · Sep 21

The Tragic Paradox of Venezuelans in the U.S.: ICE Shoots One of Their Own as Chavista Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in New York

Venezuelan delivery driver Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was shot and detained in Austin while Rodríguez, now Washington's recognized partner in Caracas, arrived for the U.N. General Assembly and a meeting with Trump. Neither administrations are addressing the situation of the Venezuelan community in the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Peruvian Candidate Susy Aponte Polo Warned She'd Be Killed. Days Later, She Was Shot Dead

Peruvian candidate Susy Aponte Polo was killed in Áncash days after naming an alleged threat. Here's what's confirmed so far.

Latin Times · Sep 21