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EXCLUSIVE: María Gabriela de Faría on the Decision to Make 'Superman''s Conflicted Villain A Latina

The Venezuelan actress detailed the discipline it took to play The Engineer in 2025's 'Superman,' the decision to portray her as Latina, and the status of her next appearance in the DC universe.

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Will There Be a Second Season of Chespirito? Pablo Cruz Speaks Out and Addresses the Love Triangle Everyone's Talking About

In an interview with The Latin Times, Pablo Cruz talks about the success of "Sin Querer Queriendo," the series about the life of Chespirito, whether more seasons are coming, and what playing Roberto Gómez Bolaños gave him.

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'Fastest, Cheapest, Most Reliable': How Three Immigrants Are Using AI To Change Immigration Bureaucracy

Rahul Gudise, Rishabh Sambare, and Haokun Qin are seeking to revolutionize immigration bureaucracy through Gale, a platform that uses AI to streamline the U.S. visa application process for employers.

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Central American Families Keep Searching For Their Loved Ones Disappeared In Mexico's Violent Scene

Family members of Central Americans who have disappeared inside Mexico while making the journey to the U.S. are frustrated by the Mexican government's lack of cooperation

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The FIFA Club World Cup Is a Commercial Hit, but Players and Coaches Slam Conditions and Planning

Many players and coaches at the Club World Cup are complaining about extreme heat, poor pitch conditions, and the increasingly congested match calendar — urging FIFA to prioritize player welfare and improve the experience for both athletes and fans.

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Two Miss Universes and a Telenovela Superstar to Choose U.S. Latina Representative for Miss Universe in New Telemundo Reality Show

Alicia Machado (Venezuela, 1996) and Zuleyka Rivera (Puerto Rico, 2006), alongside beloved telenovela superstars Aracely Arámbula and Jacqueline Bracamontes lead the new Telemundo reality show.

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Venture Capital Bounces Back In Latin America; Mexico Regains Second Place For Funding In The Region

Investment into startups is beginning to see some recovery signs in the region in Latin America, according to a new report

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Prince Royce Explains Why The Beatles, Luther Vandross and the Backstreet Boys Belong in Bachata Too - INTERVIEW

The Latino singer-songwriter embraced the concept of his first hit for his new album, "Eterno". In an interview with The Latin Times, Prince Royce talked about his bicultural life, his mom, his music and getting ready for the end of the world.

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Inside the Legal Debate Over the Menendez Brothers' Future: Could They Go Free?

The Latin Times spoke with multiple Los Angeles attorneys for their opinion on the brothers' upcoming parole hearing.

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Is Bolivia About To Ban Child Marriage?

Bolivia's Plurinational Assembly is inching closer towards outlawing marriage for under 18s.

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Trump's Tren de Aragua Crackdown Takes a Leaf Out Of South America's Political Playbook

South American countries have used the Tren de Aragua as a political tool to criticize urban insecurity, stigmatize Venezuelan migrants, and justify anti-immigration policies.

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Colombia Faces Worst Humanitarian Outlook Since Peace Deal, Report Warns

A new report by the Red Cross warns Colombia is facing its most critical situation since the 2016 peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia

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Former Sanctuary Cities Orlando and Doral Link Their Police Forces to ICE Making Florida The Toughest State on Immigration

Two of the cities with the highest Latino population in Florida have pledged to join a new ICE program that allows local law enforcement to perform immigration duties.

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U.S. Aid Cuts Impact Landmine Programs In Colombia, Posing 'Imminent Risk' To Civilians

As much as 50% of humanitarian demining projects have been suspended in Colombia due to the Trump administration's funding freeze in January

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Chile's Mining Giants Remain Optimistic In The Face Of Industry Challenges

Lower ore grades, water shortages, and environmental restrictions present challenges for companies in the world's top copper-producing nation

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USAID Freeze Is Cutting Deep In Colombia's Poorest Region

The aid freeze announced by President Donald Trump in his first 24 hours in office sent shockwaves through Colombia, where 70% of all humanitarian assistance was provided by the U.S. last year.

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U.S. Nonprofit with GOP Links Rejects Claims of Selling Trump Access to Mexican Business Leaders

The organization labeled allegations as defamation in a statement sent to the Latin Times

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GOP Senator Calls Lawmakers to 'Stand Up' for Congressional Authority and Against Trump Admin Overreach

Alaska senator Lisa Murkowski warned her GOP colleagues against ceding power to the executive branch

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How Latinos Are Driving the AI Revolution in STEM and the firs AI University in Spanish - EXCLUSIVE

Colombian AI expert explains in an interview with The Latin Times the power of Hispanics in the AI revolution.

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Abortion Rights Advocates Gather in Texas as Bans Drive Rise in Maternal Mortality: 'We Are at Ground Zero'

Advocates warn that restrictive laws are endangering lives as new data reveals a surge in life-threatening pregnancy complications linked to abortion bans.

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Colombian Authorities May Have Discovered The Country's Largest Mass Grave In a Medellín Landfill

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, urban battles raged between leftist militias and state security forces, who worked in tandem with right-wing paramilitary death squads

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How Trump's Unprecedented First Month of Rapid-Fire Executive Orders Stacks Up Against His Campaign Promises

As of February 20, Trump has signed a total of 73 orders, 68 of which have been published and gone into effect.

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Honduran President Takes Friendlier Tone With Trump Admin, Agrees to Extend Extradition Treaty With U.S.

"Xiomara Castro's move is likely partly motivated by the need to mitigate domestic unrest and international isolation" said a political analyst to The Latin Times

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Attorney Working with Migrant Children Fires Back at Trump's Order to Stop Working: 'We're Not Giving Into Those Fear Tactics'

The Latin Times spoke with Joel Frost-Tift from Public Counsel to understand the consequences of the order, set to impact tens of thousands of children

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Former Top Education Official Issues Stark Warning Against Trump Admin's Looming Cuts: 'We'll Pay The Price In the Future'

Montserrat Garibay, former assistant deputy secretary at the U.S. Department of Education, expressed alarm at the most recent measures in an exclusive interview with The Latin Times

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