World
Williams Perdomo
The Argentine president began his speech with a review of the economic achievements of his first years in office and then focused part of his remarks on questioning the functioning of the organization.
World
Carlos Dominguez
The Secretary of State identified the restructuring of Venezuela's debt—estimated at around $164 billion—as a "key" issue. On Wednesday, he added that no one will invest in Cuba under the current regime and that Iran must never possess a nuclear weapon.
World
Carlos Dominguez
The assembly enters its second day of high-level speeches. On Tuesday, some 130 heads of state and government kicked off the week; Trump took the podium. Speaking today are Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, on the same day the Security Council addresses the war in Ukraine; and Argentine President Javier Milei, who is aligned with Washington.
JNS
Ruthie Blum
Theories abound as to why Rubio has virtually vanished from center stage.
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The U.S. president addressed the UN General Assembly on the situations in Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran; the war between Russia and Ukraine; immigration; and drug cartels, in addition to questioning the International Criminal Court and rejecting the idea of a global government.
World
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
This series of obstacles stands in stark contrast to the public assurances that high-ranking U.S. officials, including Donald Trump and Marco Rubio, gave Machado about her return home in recent speeches.
Politics
Luis Francisco Orozco
The official explained that Washington seeks to help Venezuela achieve political and economic stability, national reconciliation, and a democratic transition.
Politics
Luis Francisco Orozco
Trump has publicly defended Rubio's ability to handle the administration's demanding workload.
Gatestone Institute
Lawrence Kadish
Cao's story is not one of an active prisoner awaiting release — he already served his full seven-year sentence for "organizing illegal border crossings;" he walked out of a Chinese prison in March 2024.
Society
Diane Hernández
The climate phenomenon has already broken historical records months before reaching its peak. Researchers warn that the extreme heat associated with the current El Niño could lead to hundreds of thousands of additional deaths by February 2027 and exacerbate droughts, wildfires, floods, and food crises.
World
AFP
The former Hollywood mogul was sentenced in 2020 to 23 years in prison for this assault, but an appeals court overturned the conviction four years later on procedural grounds.
Society
Diane Hernández
The SMART platform analyzes some 200 data sources to anticipate congestion, bad weather and potential delays. It began operating on a limited basis in Washington and will later be expanded to other parts of the country.
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The organizations will roll out programs in several states ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election, with investments in Texas, Wisconsin, Arizona, Michigan, Nevada and California.
World
Diane Hernández
The Colombian president ordered security in the Caribbean city to be reinforced with troops, special units and Kfir aircraft following attacks on businesses and vehicles.
Society
Carlos Dominguez
Nine years after repealing the ALST, New York has no literacy test for teachers, and nearly half of Hispanic teenagers remain at the "Below Basic" level in reading.
Society
Diane Hernández
The Department of Justice maintains that the president can restrict journalists' access to certain areas of the White House and cites national security concerns.
Entertainment
Williams Perdomo
The rise of artists like Bad Bunny and J Balvin and the impact of "Despacito" have driven the global expansion of Spanish-language music, according to data published by Spotify in 2026.
Society
Williams Perdomo
An analysis by the Pew Research Center explores how the Hispanic population in the United States, which reached 70 million people in 2025, defines and identifies itself.
Society
Diane Hernández
The creator of "The 1619 Project" admits that the decision to enroll her daughter in predominantly black, low-income schools had academic consequences that the family is still evaluating years later.
Society
Diane Hernández
NYU Langone and UPMC are the latest centers to reach agreements with the Department of Justice, which is conducting a nationwide investigation into these procedures.
World
Carlos Dominguez
The case, which has shocked Canada's conservative community and reignited the debate over safeguards for the MAiD program, occurred on July 10 at The Pearl, a nursing home in Cannifton, Ontario, and is currently under investigation by the Belleville Police Department.
Society
Diane Hernández
Daylight saving time will end in most of the country in the early morning hours of the first Sunday in November. Hawaii, most of Arizona and several U.S. territories do not observe the change.
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The new policy will be enforced under Section 212(a)(3)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and will target those who knowingly participate in, have participated in, or facilitate birth tourism to the United States.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
The incident occurred on Sunday, September 20, in Austin, when an ICE agent shot and wounded Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan.
Politics
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
Salazar emphasized that the Hispanic community fully shares the values of freedom, hard work and public order promoted by conservative ideology.
Society
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
"As a lawyer, I don't want a disaster like the one we had before, but what's happening today makes no sense at all. It's an issue that needs to be addressed, but they're handling it in a terribly inhumane way," immigration attorney Andrés Rojas told VOZ.
Politics
Carlos Dominguez
The founder and CEO of VOZ warned in an interview with Glenn Beck that the Trump administration entered its second term with an exceptional opportunity to solidify Hispanic support, but that its immigration strategy has damaged that relationship.
Politics
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
According to records from the Federal Election Commission and the California Secretary of State's office, the Yin family contributed nearly $3 million to state political causes and another $1.4 million to federal campaigns.
Just The News
Just The News
According to the Middle East Forum’s report, El-Sayed’s campaign operated an exhibitor booth inside the convention hall, where campaign workers promoted his candidacy, solicited donations and recruited volunteers.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
The lead is concentrated in super PACs and party committees, which ramped up their advertising spending ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
Politics
Luis Francisco Orozco
Monday's ruling represents a significant boost for Republicans by allowing them to maintain, at least temporarily, the 7-1 district plan backed by the GOP
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The secretary of homeland security stated that authorities continue to uncover cases related to election fraud.
Politics
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
Added to this record are the international sanctions Rodríguez accumulated before coming to power. Canada sanctioned her in 2017; the United States did so in 2018, describing her as a key figure enabling Maduro to "consolidate his authoritarian regime"; she was also sanctioned by Switzerland and the European Union, while Colombia barred her from entering the country in 2019.
Politics
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
This entire framework was built on an expectation that the White House itself fueled: Since the capture of former dictator Nicolás Maduro in early January, Trump has repeatedly said, both in private and in public, that "Cuba is next," and he even pushed for an oil embargo against the island in addition to publicly proposing a "friendly takeover" of power. Now, however, the regime's downfall depends on other factors.
World
AFP
Some inmates released this year are putting their fear aside to describe the inhumane conditions and torture inside the prison—a reality far removed from the image that Delcy Rodríguez's interim government wants to project to the world.
World
Diane Hernández
Business leaders and influential figures in the exile community are working on projects to rebuild the island's economy, infrastructure and institutions in anticipation of a potential political change. The Wall Street Journal reveals meetings, multibillion-dollar estimates and contacts with the Trump administration.
Health
Diane Hernández
The newest patient was exposed during a trip out of state and is not linked to the outbreak spreading across southwestern Wisconsin. Health officials say that, so far, no public exposure sites have been identified.
Just The News
“AI, when used lawfully, is a critical tool to triage data. For far too long the institutional morass in D.C. rejected the advancements of technology,” Patel says.
Technology
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
According to the complaint, the agreement was formalized on September 12, after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay calling for industry-wide cooperation to slow AI development.
Technology
Diane Hernández
The AI found publicly available credentials and even managed to guess passwords to gain access to real systems, which it mistook for part of a security exercise.
Technology
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
Among the irregularities detected during the testing phases, the behavior of the GPT-5.6 Sol model — currently under development — stands out.
Economy
Israel Duro
In response, Google said the "case centres around historical policies that have since been updated. From 2019 onwards, we've significantly evolved our practices and launched robust tools that make managing location data simple.
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Society
Williams Perdomo
The Hispanic population reached 70.1 million people in 2025, accounting for 21% of the country's population. California, Texas and 14 other states have more than one million Hispanic residents, according to estimates from the Census Bureau.
Society
Williams Perdomo
The intersection of West 14th Street and Eighth Avenue will be named "La Nacional/Little Spain," in recognition of the historic enclave of Spanish immigrants. The installation of the new sign coincides with Hispanic Heritage Month 2026.
History
Carlos Dominguez
While hundreds of thousands of Latinos fought in Europe and the Pacific, the U.S. economy faced a critical labor shortage. In August 1942, Washington and Mexico signed the Mexican Agricultural Labor Agreement, which gave rise to the Bracero Program.
Society
Diane Hernández
A new study by the Pew Research Center reveals that 54% of Latinos say they have achieved the American Dream or are on their way to achieving it, while 45% believe it is out of their reach or simply does not exist. Despite this skepticism, more people are confident that their children will have a better standard of living.
Society
Israel Duro
Hispanics have established themselves as the second-largest ethnic group in the country, with 70 million residents, a 16% increase in eligible voters (39 million are expected to vote in the upcoming midterms) and a $4.1 trillion impact on GDP.
Society
Williams Perdomo
The celebration takes place every year from September 15 to October 15 and recognizes the achievements and contributions of the Hispanic community to the history and culture of the United States.
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Sports
Society
Israel Duro
Spatola was also part of his legendary father-in-law's coaching staff at Duke, which won the 2010 national championship and four ACC tournaments. He also served as an on-court coach for the U.S. national teams that won gold medals at the 2008 Olympic Games and the 2010 FIBA World Championship.
Sports
Israel Duro
Tampa Bay also secured home-field advantage through the American League Championship Series.
Sports
AFP
Los Angeles quarterback Matthew Stafford returned to form with 327 passing yards and four touchdowns for his team.
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Economy
Williams Perdomo
There are 34 million Hispanic women in the United States, which is equivalent to one in five women in the country and one in four young women.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
Concerns over Beijing’s influence could become a significant factor in several of the House’s closest races.
Society
Williams Perdomo
Fifty-four percent of the Hispanic community prefers the term "Hispanic" to refer to the community as a whole, while 30% prefers "Latino."
Society
Williams Perdomo
If Latinos in the U.S. were an independent country, they would rank fourth among the world's largest economies, ahead of countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan and India.
Society
Diane Hernández
Spanish tops the list of searches by New Yorkers interested in learning a language, with an average of 4,680 monthly searches. Official city data also confirms its strong presence: nearly half of residents with limited English proficiency speak Spanish as their primary language.
Society
Alejandro Baños
Two Mexicans, two Argentines, one Panamanian, one Venezuelan, one Bolivian and one Spaniard are among the country's billionaire entrepreneurs.
Politics
Carlos Dominguez
46% of Latino and Hispanic travelers surveyed named Las Vegas as the destination they most wanted to visit in 2025. The city offers shows, artistic residencies, themed hotels, attractions for all ages, diverse cuisine and nearby excursions.
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Health
Diane Hernández
In 2026, the American Heart Association released the first clinical guidelines dedicated to cardiovascular-renal-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a condition that links obesity, diabetes, kidney disease and cardiovascular problems. Nearly 90% of U.S. adults have at least one of its risk factors.
Health
Diane Hernández
The experimental treatment, combined with Keytruda, significantly improved the time without recurrence or metastasis in patients whose skin cancer had been surgically removed. The companies are now preparing the necessary paperwork to seek approval.
Health
Williams Perdomo
Between 90% and 95% of the approximately 67,000 new cases of pancreatic cancer diagnosed each year in the United States are pancreatic adenocarcinomas, according to the National Cancer Institute, as cited by the FDA.
Health
Diane Hernández
A study based on nearly 917,000 medical visits found increases in kidney problems, skin conditions, multiple sclerosis, mental health disorders and injuries during the hottest days.
Health
Diane Hernández
More than 1.5 million cases and 500 deaths were reported worldwide during the first seven months of 2026. Experts are calling for increased surveillance and the elimination of mosquito breeding sites.
Health
Dra. Amny Acosta Then
Frequent abdominal inflammation, indigestion, changes in bowel movements, or persistent fatigue may be signs that your sleep and gut health need attention.
Society
Víctor Mendoza
You can now follow VOZ on Google Discover, a new direct communication channel with VOZ Media Group. Thanks to a Google update, you can more easily connect with us to stay informed about what's happening in the United States.
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