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Julián Castro and the Democrats’ Catastrophic Accent (and Immigration) Problem
Candidates like the former San Antonio mayor will need to exercise greater moral and political clarity.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Arrested Amid Standoff With Maduro
Venezuela’s National Assembly president Juan Guaidó, accompanied by his wife Fabiana Rosales gestures before a crowd of opposition supporters during an open meeting in Caraballeda, Vargas State, Venezuela, on January 13, 2019. (Photo by Yuri Cortez/AFP/Getty Images)
Chilean Bishops Meet Francis Year After Disastrous Pope Trip
Last year, Francis defended a bishop accused of covering for a notorious sexual predator in Chile.
Why Did NYTimes’ THE DAILY Podcast Feel Like It Had to Record a Manufactured Border Swim?
Swimming across the Río Grande and broadcasting it? This is just exploitative and wrong.
Steve Treviño, a 21st Century Mexican American Comic
Latino Rebels Radio: January 13, 2019
To Ovations, Hamilton’s Star Reprises Role in Puerto Rico
The audience giggled, hooted, clapped and tapped their feet throughout Friday’s night’s performance.
Venezuelan Congress Leader Briefly Detained Amid Standoff
A video circulating on social media purports to show the moment in which Juan Guaidó is intercepted on his way to an anti-government “Citizens’ Meeting” in the port city of La Guaira.
The Full Julián Castro Presidential Campaign Announcement Event
He will very likely be the only Latino candidate in the cycle.
In the Push to Raise More Awareness About Violence in Puerto Rico, Will Rosselló Only Talk With Men?
Time to talk more about it.
These Teen Girls Are Sharing Their Guatemalan Culture Through Photos
“No one should be ashamed of who they are, what they wear, how they speak.”
Puerto Rican and Allied Groups Decry Trump’s Plan to Raid Disaster Funds
“Trump’s proposal is an abominable sleight of hand.”
Nicaraguan Supreme Court Justice Resigns in Protest
The letter, circulating widely on social media, was accompanied by a photograph of judge Rafael Solís Cerda’s government-issued ID.
Venezuela’s Maduro Begins 2nd Term Amid Widespread Criticism
The governments of Paraguay and Peru announced they will withdraw diplomats from Venezuela.
Portrait Of: Immortal Technique
Fans are holding their breath for the release of his first album in over a decade.
Trump Administration Eyes Disaster Money to Fund Border Wall
The White House has directed the Army Corps of Engineers to comb through its budget, including $13.9 billion in emergency funds that Congress earmarked last year.
Debt Island: Wall Street Closes in on 40 Years of Profit at Puerto Rico’s Expense
Activists call for a massive mobilization on January 16 against the dangerous precedents that Cofina agreement sets for future restructuring plans.
Rep. Veronica Escobar Gives Her First US House Speech: ‘I Am a Proud Fronteriza’
“That’s why I have been profoundly disturbed by the rhetoric and policies from this Administration.”
Venezuela’s Maduro Celebrates 2nd Term as Crisis Deepens
Seventeen Latin American governments, the United States and Canada rejected the legitimacy of Maduro’s next term in a measure adopted Thursday.
2018 Cuba Poll: Support for the Embargo on the Rise Among Cuban-Americans
Most voted Republican in midterms, yet support Obama-era policies.
López Obrador Delivers Emotional Appeal to Mexicans Amid Fuel Shortage
Organized gangs drill roughly 42 illegal taps into government pipelines daily, costing the country $3 billion per year.