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Migrants Aren't Crossing Over to the U.S. Anymore — They're Staying. Here's Why Mexico Became the Destination.

Ciudad Juárez shelters sit at fifteen percent capacity as fewer migrants attempt to cross.

Latin Times

American Airlines Resumes Flights to Caracas Thursday — But the Airport It's Landing At Is Still Far From Whole

American Airlines resumes nonstop Miami-Caracas flights Sept. 3, reconnecting Miami's 254,000-strong Venezuelan community after a two-month earthquake gap.

Latin Times

Cubans Describe a Deepening Crisis in Basic Services: 'We're Struggling in Almost Every Way'

Crippling blackouts, soaring inflation, and severe water and medicine shortages leave millions of Cubans struggling to secure basic daily necessities.

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Morocco prevents hundreds of migrants from crossing into Spain's Ceuta

Moroccan security forces on Saturday broke up hundreds of migrants who had been hiding near Castillejos in a bid to reach Ceuta. The operation comes weeks after the mass crossing attempt that left 141 people dead.

Euronews

First Estimates Show Venezuela's Twin Earthquakes Caused Up to $37 Billion in Damage

According to the latest figures, the death toll has reached at least 3,685 people. Apart from the fatalities, EFE noted that the citizen-run platform "Desaparecidos Terremoto Venezuela" has logged more than 30,000 reports of people who remain missing.

Latin Times

Wildfires rage in tourist areas of Portugal, Greece and Spain amid toxic air warning

People in Thessaloniki and Athens in Greece warned to stay inside due to wildfire toxic air

The Independent UK

Tourist spots across Europe hit by wildfires as Greece warns of toxic smoke

Greece has avoided the heatwave but fires rage on

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The Foreign Nationals Killed in Venezuela's Earthquakes: Country-by-Country List

At least 18 foreign nationals are among Venezuela's 1,430+ quake dead as embassies confirm losses and the 72-hour survival window closes Sunday.

Latin Times

Iran Says U.S. Strikes Make Ceasefire 'Practically Useless', Declare Strait of Hormuz Closed 'To All Types of Vessels'

The comments came after military exchanges between Washington and Tehran, in which U.S. forces carried out what they described as "self-defense strikes"

Latin Times

How a 21-year-old Cuban is using solar-powered tricycles to keep Havana moving through blackouts

Cuba is in the middle of its worst energy crisis in decades. The national grid has collapsed multiple times since 2024, leaving millions of people without power for days at a stretch. As of early 2026, eight of the country's major thermal generation plants are offline, the ones still running…

The Times of India

(VIDEOS) Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado's Madrid Show of Strength Sparks Racism Clash

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado arrived in Madrid looking for a political image that could travel far beyond Spain and sent a clear message to Washington: one of a movement still alive, a diaspora still mobilized, and a democratic project that could speak directly to the Trump administration. Instead,…

Latin Times

Analysts Say Cuba's 'Opaque' Power Structure Makes Post-Regime Transition Hard to Predict: 'Cuba Is Not Venezuela'

Analysts say the highly centralized and opaque structure of power in Cuba makes it difficult to identify who could lead a political transition on the island, even as Washington signals talks with figures inside the government.

Latin Times

WATCH: Honduran Lawmaker Injured By An Explosive Device Inside Congress

Honduran opposition lawmaker Gladys Aurora López was injured in an explosive attack on Jan. 8, collapsing to the floor before being taken to a local hospital in Tegucigalpa.

Latin Times

Nicolás Maduro Says Ongoing U.S. Blockade Will Serve as a 'Test' for Venezuela to Break Free From Oil Dependence

As U.S. officials target Venezuelan oil tankers allegedly linked to a so-called dark fleet used to evade sanctions, Maduro said Washington's actions are a "test" for Venezuela to break free from oil dependence and emerge as a stronger economy.

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Ecuador Set to Vote on Referendum That Would Allow Foreign Military Bases to Return

Earlier this month, President Daniel Noboa met with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to discuss reopening the former U.S. military base in Manta, a coastal city in Ecuador, as part of the country's strategy against organized crime.

Latin Times

Venezuela Honors Militia Women After Trump Shares Video Mocking Their Training

The country's Defense Minister said that Trump's comments "cannot be called anything else but supremacism," adding that "The mockery is racism"

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Pro-Palestine activists emit slogans and songs over official race radio at Vuelta a España after hacking communication systems

Hacking incident happened on stage 14, as a second incident on stage 15 saw a protestor trip and fall on the roadside, indirectly causing two riders to crash

Euronews

Verifying claims Spain sent humanitarian supplies in bad condition to Gaza

A viral video claims to show a bag of humanitarian supplies air-dropped into the Gaza Strip by Spain and other governments containing mouldy contents. Euroverify investigates.

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'It won't happen again,' Spain's grid operator says in Iberian blackout aftermath

Red Eléctrica ruled out a cyberattack as the cause of the power outage but confirmed that Spain's High Court was still investigating it as a possibility.

Reason

New York's Weed Nightmare

How pot bureaucrats used legal weed to push their social justice agenda

Latin Times

Immigrants Brace for Trump's Revival of Public Charge Rule, Threatening Green Card Access

Fears grow as Trump's stricter public charge rule could return, impacting mixed-status families and low-income immigrants seeking residency or benefits.

Latin Times

Mexican Authorities Dismantle Two Migrant Caravans Headed To The Southern Border As Trump Admin Looms

Almost one million migrants were reported to be in Mexico between Jan-Aug. of this year, a 130% increase compared to 2023

Latin Times

Mexican Border City Has the Country's Highest Levels of Perceived Insecurity

9 out of 10 Tapachula residents claim to feel unsafe amid gangs fighting for control of drug and human trafficking in Chiapas

WEKU

Luis Rubiales faces sexual assault trial for unsolicited kiss at World Cup

The case against the ex-Spanish soccer federation head who kissed player Jenni Hermoso without consent is going to trial, a judge ruled. Three others will be tried for allegedly pressuring Hermoso.

Latin Times

Televisa Ends 2023 with Million-Dollar Losses, Yet Sees Slight Recovery in Fourth Quarter

The Mexican media company reported net losses of 620 million dollars during 2023.

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