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Brazil's Runoff on Oct. 25: One Campus, 41,000 South Florida Votes, No Mail-in Option — All You Need To Know

South Florida Brazilians vote Oct. 25 at one Miami campus. No mail-in ballot. Full guide: location, documents, deadlines, and what changed after round one.

Latin Times · 2m ago

Flávio Bolsonaro's First-Round Lead Sent the Brazilian Real Surging - R$4.50 BRL/USD Exchange Rate Coming?

Flávio Bolsonaro leads Lula in Brazil's first round, sending the real up 4%+ and Ibovespa to a record. Here's what Miami investors must do before October 25.

Latin Times · 2h ago

Dana Altman’s Retirement Undercuts College Sports’ Push for Stability

Coaches have every right to decide when they’re finished, but these late decisions create a nightmare for the players left behind.

Sports Illustrated · 3h ago

Trump Voter Regrets His Choice as His Restaurant Workers Face Deportation After Believing Trump 'Was a Businessman'

Miami restaurant owner Wilkinson 'Ken' Sejour says the end of Haitian Temporary Protected Status has disrupted his workforce, increased costs and may force two closures.

International Business Times UK · 15h ago

Amazon Goes 'De Aquí y de Allá' for Prime Day and Put Latino Businesses in the Center Stage in Miami

Amazon is putting Latino identity and Latino-owned businesses at the center of its fall shopping push with "De Aquí y de Allá," a campaign celebrating the experience of living between cultures while giving Latino entrepreneurs greater visibility during one of the retailer's biggest shopping periods of the year.

Latin Times · 16h ago

This October Cuban Entrepreneurs Say They're Ready to Invest in Cuba — But the Embargo Says Not Yet

Miami's Cuban-American business leaders have capital ready for Cuba — stalled by the embargo, $9B in property claims, and the wait for democracy.

Latin Times · 19h ago

Three Years After October 7: How Hamas's Attack Carved a Permanent Ideological Rift Across Latin America

Three years after October 7, Latin America is the world's most divided region — from Bogotá's genocide charge to Buenos Aires' pro-Israel stance.

Latin Times · 20h ago

'Be Careful Taking Your Children': Mum Warns Parents After Son Dies Trapped in Slide With Shirt Around His Neck

A 13-year-old Miami boy died after his shirt became caught on a protruding screw inside a playground slide. Authorities temporarily closed the park while investigating.

International Business Times UK · Oct 7

Miami Airport Passenger Charged After 'Unexplained Bulge' Leads to 10 Live Birds Allegedly Found in Underwear

A Miami airport passenger has been charged with smuggling goods after authorities allegedly found 10 live birds concealed in containers sewn into his underwear after a flight from Havana.

International Business Times UK · Oct 7

Andrew Tate Extradition Explained: 42 UK Charges and 81 Days in Miami Custody With No Final Hearing

Andrew Tate extradition: learn what the Crown Prosecution Service accuses him of, why a Florida court refuses to free him, and what must happen before any trial in England.

International Business Times UK · Oct 7