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Cubans Weary of U.S. Pressure After Years of False Hope: 'We've Been Disappointed Too Many Times'

Cubans facing worsening shortages and blackouts say years of hardship and unrealized expectations have left them skeptical that renewed U.S. pressure will bring meaningful change.

Latin Times · Feb 28

DHS, Florida Officials Weigh Opening New Immigration Detention Center in Orlando

The idea was first floated by Gov. Ron DeSantis, who earlier this month said Florida was hoping to help DHS expand its capacity to hold more detainees

Latin Times · Jan 25

What we know so far about high-speed train crash in Spain

At least 39 people dead after northbound train derailed and collided with oncoming train in Córdoba province

The Guardian - UK · Jan 19

'It's best to just leave it in the past' - Derek Gee-West refocusing on Giro d'Italia ambitions after 'incredibly stressful' departure from Israel-Premier Tech

Threat of legal action against Canadian Champion is 'all settled and done'

Cycling News · Jan 14

Colombian Government Reportedly Made Several Concessions To U.S. Behind The Scenes To Defuse Tensions Between Trump And Petro

The Colombian government made several security-related concessions to the U.S. to defuse tensions between President Gustavo Petro and Donald Trump, according to a new report.

Latin Times · Jan 9

Warning over TikTok scam using AI-generated videos of Spain’s Princess Leonor

Princess of Asturias Foundation says fraudsters are using fake profiles and videos purporting to show heir to Spanish throne

The Guardian - UK · Jan 6

3 ‘True’ Luxuries of the Modern Ultra-Rich — Can You Replicate Them?

Discover three true luxuries the ultra-rich value most and learn if you can replicate these exclusive experiences without spending millions.

GOBankingRates · Jan 3

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 AI usage admission resurfaces amid Larian Studios backlash

Conflicting quotes from Sandfall leadership have sparked fresh controversy.

Dot Esports · Dec 18, 2025

Unchecked Criminal Organizations Are 'Strangling' Latin America as Extortion and Violence Surge

Activities such as illegal mining, human trafficking and extortion have allowed organized crime to extend its reach over institutions, territory and entire communities, experts say.

Latin Times · Dec 14, 2025

As Trump Admin Continues Its Immigration Crackdown, Migrants Report Financial Abuse by Attorneys

The high cost of legal representation, combined with the uncertainty created by shifting immigration rules under President Donald Trump, has led fewer migrants to seek help from attorneys.

Latin Times · Nov 25, 2025