Each year, migrants face incredible danger trying to cross the border. Hundreds are killed or die because of the harsh conditions.
New COVID Rules Mean Traveling Back to the US Won’t Be So Easy
The CDC restrictions will go into effect on Jan. 26 and will likely affect vacations in Mexico, which is where Americans have been traveling the most.
Latinos Are Familiar With Insurrection, but the Way the Attempted Coup Was Handled Was Unprecedented
An expert said Wednesday’s events in Washington question the moral authority of the United States regarding future involvement in international conflicts—something the country has done throughout history.
¿De dónde viene la tradición de los Reyes Magos? Su historia y datos curiosos.
La celebración de la Epifanía en Puerto Rico tiene una rica historia que comenzó con la llegada de los canarios.
Mexican Journalists Aren’t Giving Up in the Face of Death and Kidnappings
Even journalists who do not report on drug-trafficking, especially women, have been victims of violence and intimidation in Mexico.
Disney Will Release a New Animated Film that Takes Place in Colombia
The new Disney film set to be released in 2021 is called “Encanto” and Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the music for it.
Mexicans in the US Sent Billions to Mexico Despite COVID-19 Vulnerability
In 2020, economic charts show that Mexicans broke records by sending billions to their loved ones in Mexico.
What Will Happen to Trump’s Unfinished Border Wall After He’s Out of Office?
The US/Mexico southern border is 2,000-miles in length, only 415 miles from Trump’s wall have been constructed.
Argentine Soccer Legend Diego Maradona Dies at 60
The soccer legend died two weeks after being released from a Buenos Aires hospital following brain surgery.
‘¡Sí Se Puede!’: Latinos Cheer Appointment of César Chávez’s Granddaughter to Biden Cabinet
“For me, the driving force was that I wanted to be of service to others. It was a value I saw lived out in my family.”