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Brussels Just Froze $2 Billion in Brazilian Meat Over Antibiotics — Why It Could Last Two Years

The EU halted Brazilian beef, poultry, fish, egg and honey imports Sept. 3 over antibiotic gaps, freezing over $2B in trade as Brasília weighs retaliation

Latin Times · Sep 5

Why the Panama Canal Just Got Tighter — And What It Means for Your Grocery Bill

Panama Canal cuts daily ship traffic as the Hormuz crisis rages. Economists say the added freight costs are headed straight for U.S. grocery carts.

Latin Times · Sep 5

'Cat in the Hat' School Scare, Explained: What's Fake, What's a Felony, and What's Still Unclear

An Irish AI hoax has spread to 12 U.S. states, with 10+ minors arrested or detained over fake 'Cat in the Hat' school threats. Here's what's verified.

Latin Times · Sep 5

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Inside Bolivia's Deadliest Weekend: What Officials Confirm About the Viacha Explosion — and What They Don't

Bolivia's Defense Ministry raised the Viacha barracks blast missing toll to 14 and confirmed 81 injured, as a local official disputes the death count.

Latin Times · Sep 5

What 1.7 Million Texas and Illinois Students Stand to Lose With Elimination of Federal Program for English Learners

A House GOP bill would erase the entire $890M Title III fund for English learners. Texas and Illinois schools face the biggest losses if it passes.

Latin Times · Sep 5

What Ecuador's New Role Leading an 18-Nation Anti-Cartel Coalition Means for Manta's Fishermen

Ecuador admits joint intelligence work behind three boat sinkings this week, even as it distances itself from U.S. strikes killing its fishermen.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Tens of Millions Kids Were Exploited Online in a Year. Here's Why Parents Should Pay Attention

UNICEF says 20 million children faced online sexual exploitation in a year, mostly on TikTok and Instagram. Here's what it means for Hispanic families.

Latin Times · Sep 5

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Trump Aide Stephen Miller Now Wants Mexico To Police Its Own Citizens At The Border

Stephen Miller wants Mexico to stop its own citizens from reaching the border, a demand that clashes with constitutional rights and stalled trade talks.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Crossings Are Down 96% — So Why Are Border Patrol Cameras Watching More Highways Than Ever?

Crossings are at 50-year lows, yet Border Patrol's hidden highway camera network keeps expanding inland. Here's what drivers need to know.

Latin Times · Sep 5

What Mexico's Factory Boom on the Border Means for Trucking Jobs in Texas

Nuevo León's new investment jumped 190% as Laredo's trucking corridor nears capacity, giving border-state truckers rare leverage in 2026.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Miami's Hispanic Heritage Month Opens Sept. 15 Amid Record ICE Arrests and a Venezuela Oil Deal

Miami-Dade's Hispanic Heritage Month opens Sept. 15 as a Venezuela oil deal, Cuba sanctions and record ICE arrests test community sentiment.

Latin Times · Sep 5

The Inca Trail Reopens Today, Sept. 5 — Here's Why Peru's Last Reopening Never Actually Happened

Peru's Inca Trail reopens Sept. 5 after storm damage and a reversed August restart date. Here's what changed, and what's still unverified.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Inside the Viacha Barracks Blast: What Triggered Bolivia's Deadly Military Storage Explosion?

Two blasts at a fireworks depot inside a Bolivian army base in Viacha killed at least two people. Here's what's confirmed, disputed, and unverified.

Latin Times · Sep 5

ICE Is Arresting Latino Immigrants at Up to 115 Times the Rate of Others — Here's What New Data Shows

ICE arrests fall hardest on Latino immigrants regardless of criminal record. See how New York, LA, Chicago, Houston and Miami compare.

Latin Times · Sep 5

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Latin Times · Sep 4

Deidre Hall Takes the Melodrama into Star Trek, and Telenovela Fans Will Understand Exactly Why It Works - INTERVIEW

For decades, Deidre Hall has made television's most unbelievable moments feel oddly possible. Her 'Days of Our Lives' alter ego, Dr. Marlena Evans, has survived possession, kidnapping, comas, memory loss and more family shocks than a telenovela writer's room could fit into one season. So when Hall arrives in 'Star…

Latin Times · Sep 4

Sheinbaum vs. Washington: What Her "Complex Relationship" Comment Reveals About U.S.-Mexico Tensions

Sheinbaum calls the U.S. relationship "complex," accusing Washington of using praise to divide her cabinet as trade talks resume this month.

Latin Times · Sep 4

50,000 Troops, No End Date: What the Pentagon's Iran Extension Means for Texas Military Families

The Pentagon is locking in an Iran deployment through 2027. Hispanic troops, overrepresented in the ranks, face the longest strain.

Latin Times · Sep 4

Sean Duffy's Wife Says His Cabinet Job Was 'All That's Left.' Here's the Fuller Story

Rachel Campos-Duffy says Sean Duffy's Cabinet job was 'all that's left' — as new reporting raises fresh questions about who funded his road trip show.

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Latin Times · Sep 4

DOJ Says States Must Report Undocumented Immigrants or Lose Welfare Funds: What It Means for Mixed-Status Families

A new DOJ opinion ties welfare funding to reporting undocumented immigrants statewide. Here's what changes — and which families are really at risk.

Latin Times · Sep 4

NYC Inspectors Must Hand You This Paper Before They Can Fine You — Starting October 1st

Starting Oct. 1, NYC inspectors must give business owners a printed rights card before every inspection. Here's what the new rule covers.

Latin Times · Sep 4

'Silo' Season 4 Gets a Release Date as Ashley Zukerman Promises a 'Huge' Final Chapter After Season 3's Shocking Finale -INTERVIEW

Silo finally has an end date. Apple TV has announced that the fourth and final season of its ambitious dystopian drama will premiere July 9, 2027, giving fans a little more than 10 months to recover from a Season 3 finale that dramatically changed what we thought we knew about…

Latin Times · Sep 4

Why Woodside's Streets Feel Different Right Now: Inside Queens' ICE Standoff

DHS says 'Operation Rotten Apple' netted 2,100+ arrests in Queens. Local officials call it a fear campaign. Here's what the data shows.

Latin Times · Sep 4

She Watched ICE Take Her Son Outside a California Jail. Hours later, He Was Hospitalized

A Salvadoran mother says ICE agents beat her son right after his release from a Santa Maria jail in July. He's now at Adelanto; DHS hasn't responded.

Latin Times · Sep 4

Ready to Forget Every Other Onscreen Forbidden Love? Ester Expósito, Hugo García and Mercedes Ron on the Power and Passion of Drawn Together: Marfil - INTERVIEWS

Drawn Together: Marfil is the new Prime Video movie from the Mercedes Ron universe. The author and the film stars Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García, talked in an interview in Miami about filming in New York, embracing challenging and deep characters, and the power of passion.

Latin Times · Sep 4

KIND Founder and Shark Tank's Daniel Lubetzky Says Latinos Have the Four Superpowers America Needs Right Now: He's Going to AVANCE to Show Them How to Use Them - INTERVIEW

Latino mogul Daniel Lubetzky has made a career out of turning a simple idea into a billion-dollar business. The Mexican-born founder of KIND Snacks took the healthy snack bar from a windowless basement to supermarket shelves around the world, then became one of the most recognizable investors on ABC's Shark…

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