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CRIME January 24, 2017

Three unfinished tunnels found in riot-plagued prison in northern Brazil

In a desperate move, security officials put up an improvised wall of metal shipping containers over the weekend.

Latino January 23, 2017

Mexico reveals sticking points in potential negotiations with Trump

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Monday his government is prepared to negotiate with President Donald Trump if Mexico's national sovereignty is respected.

POLITICS January 23, 2017

White House takes down all Spanish-language content from its website

The move is consistent with President Trump’s criticism of the use of Spanish in the United States.

TERROR January 23, 2017

Mexican woman arrested in Spain was fervent promoter of jihad, police say

The woman, whose identity has not yet been released, was born and raised in Monterrey.

The Americas January 23, 2017

US tourist drowns while taking pictures in Puerto Rico

The 31-year-old man from California was taking pictures of himself on top of a rock when a wave swept him away.

IMMIGRATION January 20, 2017

Latino lawmaker will advise Trump on immigration issues

Labrador rejected the use of the word "threat" to describe Trump's campaign promises of deporting millions of undocumented immigrants.

CRIME January 20, 2017

'El Chapo' Guzman faces life in prison; not-guilty plea entered

In accordance with an agreement with the Mexican government Guzman would not receive the death penalty if convicted.

CRIME January 20, 2017

Carjackers snatch baby from American family visiting Brazil

The Brazilian-American couple was visiting Sao Paulo to introduce their daughter to the family.

CRIME January 20, 2017

Female inmates in NY jail welcome 'El Chapo' by wildly chanting his name

The Mexican drug kingpin got a rock star’s welcome at a jail in Manhattan Thursday night.

POLITICS January 20, 2017

Trump aides meeting with Mexican foreign, economy ministers next week

Mexican Foreign and Economy ministers will attend talks with Reince Priebus and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushne.

OPINION January 18, 2017

Even All Dolled Up, The Two Faces Of Cuba Are All Too Easy To See

This is a land of contrasts: Young and old, vibrant and tired, joyful and hopeless. It is an architectural gem that rises to greet its visitors from impossibly blue waters.