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César Chávez, a prominent figure in the civil rights movement for Latinos, has been accused of sexual abuse against minors and women, including his ally Dolores Huerta, according to a New York Times investigation.

A controversy regarding comments made by Íñigo Onieva about limiting Latino membership in private clubs in Madrid has sparked widespread support for the Latino community in these elite spaces.

Miami immigration attorney Martha L. Arias highlights critical immigration mistakes that Latinos should avoid in 2026 to prevent issues with U.S. immigration authorities.

Former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro has initiated a $250 million philanthropic fund to support Latino organizations.

Santander is targeting the trillion-dollar wealth of ultra-rich Latinos in the United States as part of its new strategy following the acquisition of Webster.

A California concert employee was fired after threatening Latino attendees with a call to ICE during a dispute that was recorded and widely shared on social media.

Argentinska Stockholm IF, formed by Argentinians during the pandemic, competes in the sixth division of Swedish football and has become a support network for Latinos.

Donald Trump's approval ratings are plummeting as many voters, especially independents, youth, and Latinos, believe he is neglecting critical domestic issues.

California has enacted a new law that will change the regulation of corn masa flour, a staple food for the Latino community, starting January 1, 2026.

Latino merchants express deep concern over a new U.S. Small Business Administration policy that restricts loans to citizens, excluding legal residents.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill addressed the Latino community in Spanish regarding road conditions following a winter storm.

Latinos have significantly contributed to the U.S. housing market's resilience amidst challenges, becoming the largest group of homebuyers over the past year and crucial to maintaining the industry's stability.

The article discusses Bad Bunny's rising popularity in Brazil and the cultural implications of his music, particularly among lower and middle-class Latinos.

Bad Bunny's upcoming concerts in São Paulo mark his debut in Brazil and are anticipated to be historically significant due to his current global prominence as an artist.

A critical examination of Grindr highlights various social complaints and the impact of the app on the sexual dynamics of the queer community.

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance elicited a strong sense of pride among the Latino community, as expressed by patrons of the Caribbean Social Club in New York City.

The article discusses the ongoing debate about whether Brazilians should be classified as Latinos, highlighting cultural perceptions and recent social media discussions.

San Francisco has declared February 9 as 'The Tigres del Norte Day' to honor the renowned norteña band for their contributions to the Latino community in California.

Bad Bunny's halftime performance at Super Bowl LX, filled with Latino symbols and political messages, garnered immense audience impact but saw him earning only the union minimum wage due to NFL policies.

Shakira's upcoming concert in Rio de Janeiro underscores the growing influence of Latin artists in global music, following major performances by stars like Bad Bunny.

Usera in Madrid is undergoing significant demographic and economic changes as gentrification pushes out existing residents, particularly Latinos, while attracting new Spanish residents and foreign investors, particularly from China.

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance symbolizes diversity and serves as a political statement against Trumpism, highlighting the significance for Puerto Rico and Latinos in the United States.

The World Baseball Classic will offer qualification slots for Latin American teams for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.

The article discusses the European Union's alleged actions to revoke citizenship from Latinos for not reporting murders and sexual abuse.

A new regulation in Florida allows eligible applicants a 60-day grace period to take their driver’s license exam in Spanish before it becomes available only in English.

Kali Uchis highlighted the struggles of being a Latina immigrant during her concert in São Paulo, Brazil, reflecting on her own identity and the experiences of fellow immigrants.

Bad Bunny made history as the first solo Latin artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show, celebrating his Puerto Rican roots and delivering a unifying message for the Americas.

Christian González and Andy Borregales are the only Latino players representing the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 2026.

The upcoming Super Bowl is highly politicized, focusing particularly on player Christian Gonzalez, who represents a Latino heritage with pride.

Bad Bunny's upcoming Super Bowl performance is seen as a powerful moment for the 65 million-strong Latino community in the U.S., especially amid anti-immigrant sentiments.

A Dominican handyman in Pennsylvania shares insights about earnings and the nature of handyman work in the U.S.

ICE has intensified raids on migrants in Long Island, New York, resulting in several Latino arrests, prompting Governor Kathy Hochul to propose a ban on cooperation between state and local law enforcement and the federal agency.

Donald Trump's approval ratings are sinking domestically as Latinos are increasingly distancing themselves, amidst the backdrop of the upcoming Midterm Elections in the U.S.

The Puerto Rico Senate approved a measure that will provide checks to between 600,000 and 700,000 taxpayers, with amounts varying based on income scale.

Federal Judge Kenneth Lee criticized California's congressional redistricting plan for racial gerrymandering in his dissenting opinion, raising concerns about the influence of race in the redistricting process.

The article examines how various factors, including Trump’s economic and immigration policies, may affect Latino support in the upcoming elections while analyzing political mood shifts within the Latino community regarding U.S. interventions in Latin America.

Suma is a private network in Madrid with over 7,000 members that provides support systems to navigate bureaucracy and promote member visibility.