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Lucero Took the Biggest Risk of Her Career After Decades of Success and the Result is Spectacular - INTERVIEW

Mexican superstar Lucero announces her first studio album in 12 years, a return to Mariachi with new songs. In an interview she explains what took her song long, her first single Fuertes declaraciones, and her next film with Chava Cartas.

Latin Times · Aug 5

Trump Administration Boosts U.S. Intelligence Operations in Cuba Amid Harder Line on Havana - REPORT

The Trump administration has quietly expanded U.S. intelligence operations in Cuba as it increases pressure on the island's communist government, according to a new report that suggests Washington is laying the groundwork for a broader strategy aimed at forcing political change in Havana.

Latin Times · Aug 5

Democratic-Led States Sue to Block Trump's Latest Tariffs, Calling Them an Illegal End Run Around Supreme Court

A coalition of 25 Democratic-led states has filed a new lawsuit seeking to stop President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs, arguing the administration is attempting to revive a trade policy that the U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled unlawful.

Latin Times · Aug 5

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Records Show Migrant Children at Now-Closed Florida Detention Center Were Exposed to Toxic Chemicals

The Homestead detention center was housed near multiple sources of toxic contamination, including arsenic and lead, without any documented environmental assessment before the facility opened

Latin Times · Aug 5

Cuba Authorizes Private Pharmacies, Banks and Law Firms in Latest Market Reforms Amid US Pressure

Privately operated pharmacies are intended to address chronic medicine shortages that have driven many Cubans to the black market

Latin Times · Aug 5

U.S. Military Creates Permanent Anti-Cartel Headquarters as Vessel Strike Campaign Expands

The new command integrates intelligence, surveillance, operational planning and multinational coordination with partner nations

Latin Times · Aug 5

U.S. and Paraguay Sign Civil Nuclear Pact as Washington Courts a Key South American Ally

U.S. and Paraguay signed a civil nuclear pact this week — a modest energy deal that signals a much bigger regional alignment shift.

Latin Times · Aug 5

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Man Dies After Coast Guard Pulls 21 Migrants From Boat Near San Clemente Island

A 56-year-old man died after Coast Guard crews performed CPR mid-flight during a medevac from an intercepted migrant boat off San Clemente Island; the cause of death and his identity remain undisclosed.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Trump Recycles Column Urging U.S. Action Against Cartels, Reopening Sovereignty Clash With Sheinbaum

Trump revived a 5-month-old column slamming Mexico's cartel strategy; Sheinbaum answered with a sharp line about sovereignty amid rising tension.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Trump's Approval Turns Negative in 11 Red States He Won by Double Digits According to Civiqs Online Poll

A Civiqs online poll, backed by scientific list-based sampling of registered voters rather than informal web pop-ups, shows Donald Trump's net approval plunging to -24% nationwide and turning negative across 11 red states and every 2024 battleground.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Steve Bannon Urges Trump to Replace DHS Secretary, Focus on Mass Deportations: 'Mullin Is the Wrong Guy at the Wrong Time'

Mullin said in a recent event that the U.S. should expand permanent employment-based visas in sectors facing chronic labor shortages, drawing backlash from conversative figures

Latin Times · Aug 4

ICE Booked Over 46,000 People Last Month — Its Busiest Stretch Yet Under Trump

ICE booked over 46,000 people in July, a second straight record month, as fatal traffic stops, airport arrests, and withheld data draw scrutiny.

Latin Times · Aug 4

ICE Is Now the Largest Source of New DNA Profiles in FBI Criminal Database, According to Report

In total, Immigration and Customs Enforcement may have added nearly 920,000 genetic profiles to the FBI's criminal DNA database in 2025

Latin Times · Aug 4

ICE Is Arresting 20 to 40 Migrants a Day at U.S. Airports, Report Claims

The expanded enforcement has drawn attention after videos showed plainclothes ICE agents detaining passengers at boarding gates, airport corridors and even aboard aircraft

Latin Times · Aug 4

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Latin Times · Aug 4

The Questions CJR Won't Answer About the Riddhi Setty Story

This critical analysis of a Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) article alleges significant factual errors, unrecorded office trespasses, and editorial bias favoring Newsweek over its legal opponent, IBT Media.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Sophie Cunningham's Trans-Athletes Stance Has Turned the WNBA Season Into a National Argument

Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes have sparked rallies, a co-owner's suspension, and a national political debate trailing the WNBA

Latin Times · Aug 4

José Alberto Castro Confirms 'Las Hijas de la Señora García' Will Return, Teases Fans: 'Very Soon' - EXCLUSIVE

A year after Las Hijas de la Señora García became one of TelevisaUnivision's biggest recent telenovela successes, producer José Alberto Castro has confirmed that the story isn't over.

Latin Times · Aug 4

What Keiko Fujimori's wage hike could mean for Peru

Peru's new rightwing president made a surprise announcement as she took power Tuesday that she will raise the country's minimum wage, immediately renewing debate about whether higher pay will only result in more Peruvians working in the shadows.

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Latin Times · Aug 4

Iván Arana Reinvents Himself After Ismael Casillas: Why He Chose a Dark New Villain in TelevisaUnivison Instead - INTERVIEW

For nearly a decade, Iván Arana became synonymous with Ismael Casillas, the conflicted heir to the Casillas empire in El Señor de los Cielos, but after years of portraying the same character, Arana made a decision that surprised fans: he walked away from one of Spanish-language television's biggest franchises in…

Latin Times · Aug 4

From Bolshoi Ballerina to Billionaire: The Rise of Kalshi's Brazilian Co-Founder Luana Lopes Lara

Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara went from ballet studios to a $40B betting exchange — now facing lawsuits from Nevada, Arizona, and New York.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Marc Anthony and Yandel to Receive Premios Juventud 2026 Agent of Change Honor for Philanthropic Work

Marc Anthony and Yandel will be recognized as Agents of Change at Premios Juventud 2026, honoring their commitment to philanthropy, education, and community initiatives that have positively impacted future generations.

Latin Times · Aug 4

U.S. Police Officer Dies After Cosmetic Surgery in Dominican Republic, Renewing Scrutiny of Medical Tourism

A 31-year-old U.S. police officer has died after traveling to the Dominican Republic for cosmetic surgery, marking the second recent death involving an American law enforcement officer and raising fresh questions about the risks associated with medical tourism in the Caribbean.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Energy Department Under Fire as Venezuela Oil Deals Stall, Testing Rubio's Energy Strategy

Nearly eight months after President Donald Trump promised a rapid reopening of Venezuela's oil sector to American companies, the administration is facing mounting criticism as no new U.S. oil production contracts have been finalized, raising fresh questions about whether Washington's ambitious energy strategy is losing momentum.

Latin Times · Aug 4

Cape Verde World Cup Hero Vozinha Receives Rock Star Welcome in Chile as Colo-Colo Transfer Becomes Official

Just weeks after captivating football fans during Cape Verde's historic FIFA World Cup run, goalkeeper Vozinha was welcomed to Chile like a superstar. Hundreds of Colo-Colo supporters gathered Sunday at Santiago's Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, chanting the veteran goalkeeper's nickname as he emerged from the arrivals terminal to complete…

Latin Times · Aug 4

From Havana to American Streets: Rubio Unpacks Foreign-Funded U.S. Protests, Lays Out Venezuela Recovery Plan

Rubio details a phased Venezuela recovery plan and brands Cuba an "espionage superpower" — but key facts complicate both claims.

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