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Mexican Mayor Arrested for Links to Organized Crime As New Governor Intensifies Crackdown on Cartels

President Claudia Sheinbaum has offered the Governor full support from the country's Armed Forces and National Guard for his anti-corruption crusade

Latin Times · Jan 7, 2025

As AI Adoption Increases In LatAm, Regional Governments Seek More Investment In Training To Close The Skill Gap

A look at how governments are looking to adopt a technology set to dominate over the next years

Latin Times · Jan 1, 2025

Trump Plans to Designate Mexican Cartels as Terrorist Organizations But Seeks Help From Claudia Sheinbaum

Analysts consulted by The Latin Times believe the action may strain diplomatic relations with Mexico but could ultimately lead to strengthening cooperation

Latin Times · Dec 23, 2024

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Analysts Laud New DHS Rules for Skilled Foreign Workers but Skeptics Warn of the Upcoming Admin's Policies

The rule looks to simplify procedures for employers by deferring to prior approvals for the same employer-employee relationship and reducing redundant reviews.

Latin Times · Dec 21, 2024

Fear of Deportation Spurs 'Alarming' Surge in Notario Fraud Targeting Undocumented Immigrants

As deportation fears escalate, fraudulent legal advisors prey on undocumented immigrants, leaving victims like María financially ruined and justice out of reach.

Latin Times · Dec 20, 2024

What to Do If ICE Shows Up At Your Work? Here's What Immigration Lawyers Advise

With the incoming Trump administration vowing to conduct the "largest deportation operation in American history," here is what immigration lawyers are telling potential targets to say if ICE shows up to their jobs.

Latin Times · Dec 19, 2024

Support for Unlawful Immigration Has Declined Since 2017 but Majority Opposes Harsh Measures, Poll Finds

The survey by Reuters/Ipsos found 33% of respondents said most or all undocumented immigrants should be allowed to stay in the U.S., down 6% from 2017

Latin Times · Dec 14, 2024

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Migrant Surge and Policy Changes Have Resulted in Record Number of Immigration Fraud Complaints in NYC

Although no single source compiles complaints, the Office of New Americans revealed a significant rise in complaints, from 21 in 2023 to 58 in 2024

Latin Times · Dec 14, 2024

Virginia Governor Targets 'Sanctuary Cities' with Funding Cuts in Budget Proposal

"As a direct result of these reckless and flagrant, irresponsible policies, violent criminals are allowed back into our communities" said Glenn Youngkin

Latin Times · Dec 13, 2024

Immigrants 'Preparing for Deportation' Ahead of Trump's Inauguration Lead To Surge In Demand For Legal Services

While immigrants across the country are looking for answers, advocates also warn of scammers using misinformation and panic to their advantage.

Latin Times · Dec 9, 2024

Mexican Entrepreneurs Are Developing a Nerve-Machine Interface For Amputees

Israel González and Alan Hernández are working on a new human-machine interface for bioprosthetics which they say could fully integrate with the patient's body

Latin Times · Dec 8, 2024

Annie González on Becoming Jenni Rivera: "It's Not Just Pain; It's Growth" - INTERVIEW

The Mexican American actress talked to The Latin Times about the movie 'JENNI' and her transformation into La Diva de la Banda

Latin Times · Dec 6, 2024

Stars of the New Reba McEntire Sitcom 'Happy's Place' Talk Representation and Being Part of a Big Family - INTERVIEW

Belissa Escobedo, Tokala Black Elk, and Pablo Castelblanco sat down with The Latin Times to talk about their new comedy series on NBC.

Latin Times · Dec 1, 2024

Becky G Predicts the Next Big Latin Music Star After Anticipating Bad Bunny & Peso Pluma's Rise - INTERVIEW

In an exclusive interview with ENSTARZ ¡Latino! & The Latin Times, the Mexican-American star also talked about her roots, the Latin Grammys, and the mainstream recognition of Mexican music.

Latin Times · Nov 19, 2024

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Latin Times · Nov 14, 2024

Latin Grammy 2024: Carlos Vives Celebrates as 'Person of the Year' in a Night Full of Emotions, Dance, Tears, and Lots of Colombia

The Colombian icon received a serenade with his own songs, from some of the biggest names in Latin music like Rubén Blades, Juan Luis Guerra, Luis Fonsi, Kany García, Gloria Estefan, Wisin and more

Latin Times · Oct 30, 2024

Are Latinos Swinging Republican? There's More to The Trend That Meets The Eye

While the hugely diverse Latino vote still leans Democrat in the majority of states, Trump's share has increased significantly. A look at what explains the shifting pattern

Latin Times · Oct 27, 2024

COP16: Can Colombia Lead The Global Fight Against Climate Change?

The country's efforts to become a leader in the area are being undermined by armed groups operating in the country

Latin Times · Oct 23, 2024

Michelle Vallejo Sees Abortion as a 'Life Saving Issue' as Her Texas House Race Against Trump-Ally Heats Up

Vallejo seeks to unseat Trump-ally Monica De La Cruz in Texas' 15th District by largely focusing on healthcare and the border. Here's what she told The Latin Times

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Latin Times · Oct 3, 2024

Aimee Allison, Founder of She The People, Warns Harris to Not Take Latina Vote For Granted Ahead of November

From abortion, to immigration and the economy, Aimee Allison outlines how Harris can continue gaining support from Women of Color across the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 25, 2024

JBS Responds to Allegations of Exploitation of Haitian Workers at Colorado Plant

"Any allegations of poor living conditions are unacceptable and upsetting," the company said in a statement sent to The Latin Times

Latin Times · Sep 10, 2024

Violence against Brazil's indigenous people increased despite Lula's efforts to reclaim native lands

Lula da Silva has accused his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro, of committing "genocide"

Latin Times · Sep 7, 2024

Peril and profit: The financial insecurity of migrants in Mexico

A lack of documentation and access to financial institutions makes it easier for migrants to get taken advantage of in financial situations

Latin Times · Aug 21, 2024

Everything we know about Trump ally Rick Scott's next challenger after winning his Florida primary

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell will be Scott's Democratic challenger. This is her record and policy positions, as well as her stance in the polls

Latin Times · Aug 3, 2024

Pictured: Venezuelans protest against the government around the world amid electoral fallout

Thousands in Venezuela and around the world protested on Saturday against the regime of Nicolás Maduro, who claimed victory without supporting data and has engaged in violent and repressive actions since

Latin Times · Jul 27, 2024

Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia says his government would be 'for everyone' - Interview

González answered a series of questions from the Latin Times ahead of the country's consequential elections

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