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Two Wildfires Hit Quito in One Day — Here's How Much Damage They Left Behind

A wildfire in Quito's La Vicentina district burned an estimated 5 hectares before being controlled, as officials suspect human negligence sparked it.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Why Bolivia's Ruling Coalition Is Split Over Keeping Troops in the Streets

Bolivia's government wants 90 more days of emergency rule as a leaked audio ties Paz to a jailed adviser and his coalition loses an ally.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Why McClatchy's Miami Layoffs Are a Warning Sign for Latino News Coverage Nationwide

McClatchy cut 32 jobs at the Miami Herald and erased El Nuevo Herald's entire writing staff, leaving a 70%-Latino county without Spanish news.

Latin Times · Sep 15

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Could AI "Seize Control" of the Internet? What Anthropic's CEO Warned — and How China Responded

China calls Anthropic CEO's AI warning "fearmongering" after his essay on China's AI rise, 10 days before the Trump-Xi summit.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Why Oil Could Keep Rising Toward $120 After a Weekend of Attacks in the Gulf

Oil surged past $108 after Saudi Arabia shut a key pipeline and a ship was struck near Hormuz. Here's what's driving the spike.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Feid Turns 'EL GREEN PRINT' Premiere Into a Ferxxo Museum: What His Final Chapter Means

Feid turned the Miami premiere of EL GREEN PRINT into something larger than a movie screening. It was part farewell party, part fan experience and part museum exhibition dedicated to Ferxxo, the green-clad alter ego that transformed the Colombian singer and songwriter into a global Latin music star.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Argentina's 1.7 Million New Poor: What Economists Are Saying Ahead of the Official Count

Argentina's poverty rate is projected to hit 29%–31.6% in H1 2026, adding 1.7 million new poor, according to private economist estimates.

Latin Times · Sep 14

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Emmys 2026: All the Winners

The 78th Emmy Awards, hosted by Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay, took over Los Angeles, bringing together television's biggest stars for a ceremony broadcast live on NBC and Peacock.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Emmys 2026: The Best and the Worst Dressed in the Red Carpet

Before a single envelope was opened, the 2026 Emmys began where Hollywood makes some of its boldest statements: the red carpet. Romantic silhouettes and vintage-inspired glamour, sculptural gowns, sharp custom tailoring, archival treasures, and high jewelry dominated the scene as television's biggest stars turned the arrivals into a runway.

Latin Times · Sep 14

El Niño Hits Peru and Chile, Threatening Fishmeal Supplies and Raising Food Prices Worldwide

El Niño has driven Peru's anchovy quota to a decade low, cutting global fishmeal output and pushing fish farmers' feed costs sharply higher in 2026.

Latin Times · Sep 14

The Dominican Republic's Rare-Earths Deal With Washington: What's Real, What's Revised, and What's Still Just a Promise

The DR-U.S. rare earths framework signed Sept. 10 is non-binding, sets no jobs figure, and Pedernales won't see a feasibility study until 2027.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Trump Says U.S. Could 'Stay and Keep the Oil' in Iran, Cites Venezuela Deal

President Donald Trump suggested the U.S. could remain in Iran to "keep the oil," citing a recent deal with Venezuela, as ongoing Middle East conflicts drive national gas prices higher.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Reveals Full Lineup: Anuel AA Joins Maluma, Pitbull, Mau y Ricky and Fuerza Regida in Miami

Billboard Latin Music Week is returning to Miami Beach with a new venue, a shorter four-day format and an expanded roster that reaches across Latin pop, música mexicana, urbano, tropical music and the industry's executive ranks.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Charlotte vs. Chicago vs. Houston vs. Miami vs. LA: Which Immigration Court Is Deporting Fastest in 2026?

Charlotte's immigration court is deporting nearly 9 in 10 cases in 2026. See how Chicago, Houston, Miami, New York and Los Angeles compare.

Latin Times · Sep 14

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Latin Times · Sep 14

DOJ's Crackdown on Protesters Yielded No Felony Convictions in 12 Trials, Report Finds

An AP analysis reveals the Justice Department failed to secure a single felony conviction in 12 trials stemming from federal protest crackdowns across major U.S. cities.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Florida Quietly Amasses 600 Overdue Immigration Bills as Lawmakers Approve More Funding

Florida faces nearly 600 overdue immigration bills totaling $417 million as lawmakers transfer $240 million to cover emergency enforcement costs and past contracts.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Shakira Arrives in Spain to a Carnival Welcome: Inside Her 12-Concert Madrid Residency Built for 600,000 Fans

Shakira arrived in Spain this Monday, ready to open her sprawling Madrid residency on Friday, transforming 30 hectares in the Spanish capital into a temporary Latin city built for music, books, fashion, food, and a nightly carnival.

Latin Times · Sep 14

Elon Musk Finds Common Ground With Obama and Hillary Clinton and Breaks with Trump on AI

Elon Musk has landed in an unexpected political alliance with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton over artificial intelligence, placing the billionaire technology executive directly at odds with President Donald Trump on one of the fastest-growing threats facing the world.

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Latin Times · Sep 14

Trump Says He May Meet Delcy Rodríguez at the U.N.in First Face-to-Face Talks Could Shape Venezuela's Future

President Donald Trump said he may meet Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, opening the door to their first publicly known face-to-face encounter after months of expanding cooperation between Washington and Caracas.

Latin Times · Sep 13

El Salvador TPS: Why Two Federal Agencies Are Sending Salvadorans Mixed Signals Right Now

DHS let El Salvador's TPS deadline pass with no ruling. Status may hold, but work permits already lapsed for many. Here's what changed this week.

Latin Times · Sep 13

Inside Cuba's Worsening Power Crisis: What South Florida Families Should Know Right Now

Cuba's grid operator forecast a 2,000 MW shortfall as blackouts stretch past 100 days, leaving Miami's Cuban community weighing calls, cash and flights.

Latin Times · Sep 13

JD Vance Keeps Getting Chanted at for 2028. Here's What the Polls Actually Say

Trump closed the GOP's first midterm convention with a 'cheat like hell' pledge. Here's what happened in Dallas — and what got corrected.

Latin Times · Sep 13

Missouri's Congressional Map Fight Just Ended (For Now) — Here's What Happens to Your November Ballot

Missouri's top election official faces contempt today as a state court order and a federal ruling clash over which map governs November's election.

Latin Times · Sep 13

Tesla is Worth More Than the World's Top Car Brands Combined — The Math Behind the $1.4 Trillion Market Cap

Tesla's value rivals 37 automakers combined, but the premium isn't about cars — it's a bet on robotaxis and robots that barely exist yet.

Latin Times · Sep 13

Uruguay's Port Standoff Escalates: How Many Workers Must Stay on the Job During a TCP Strike

Uruguay set a mandatory minimum-staffing floor at TCP's container terminal instead of declaring it essential, as a wage dispute with dockworkers drags on.

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