The Latino music concert to get out the vote
A host of stars appeared at the Rise Up as One event in San Diego on Saturday
The entrepreneurs planting the seeds to make a million from legal marijuana
A key legalization vote in California in November could unleash a green gold rush
After Mexico visit, Trump takes hardest line yet against immigration
Despite conciliatory tone with Peña Nieto, candidate rails against migrants at Phoenix rally
Why the reality at the Mexican border doesn’t match Donald Trump’s vision
EL PAÍS observes the work of US officers at one of the hottest spots for migration in Texas
AP calls Hillary Clinton as presumptive Democratic nominee
News agency says former secretary of state reached 2,383 delegates a day before California primary
How soccer found its feet in the United States
The 1994 World Cup sowed the seeds for an event such as the upcoming Copa América to be able find a real audience in America
Bernie Sanders: “America is suffering and does not trust the establishment”
Democratic presidential hopeful believes he can defeat Clinton in final stretch of nomination campaign
Cruz and Kasich agree to work together to stop Donald Trump
Last-ditch deal in bid to prevent Republican frontrunner from reaching 1,237 delegates needed to clinch nomination
The call center that helps locate missing Mexican migrants
Arizona-based information center in Tucson consulate deals with 100,000 inquiries a year
‘Trump effect’ stirring massive mobilization of Latino voters
New initiatives show Hispanic community is reacting to magnate’s presidential bid
Obama: “Trump will not be president, this is not a reality show”
In a rare intervention in the electoral campaign, the president criticizes Republican favorite
“The Mexican government is out to destroy me,” says actress Del Castillo
Soap star set to testify about her business relationship with drug lord ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán
More than half of Spaniards in LA who wanted to vote were denied chance
Even the consul in the California city admitted that he did not get his voting papers in time
Zócalo, a US publication that defies stereotypes about Latinos
Interview with creators of a website that redefines what it means to be Hispanic in America
Junípero Serra: a new saint for the US Hispanic community
Church holds up Spanish-born friar canonized by Pope Francis as a symbol for Latinos
Latinos outnumber white population for first time ever in California
Non-Latino residents are now a minority in nation’s richest state, says US Census Bureau
Netflix launches service in Cuba, but will anyone be watching?
Few island residents have the resources to enjoy the US company’s streaming content
Peña Nieto in California: “Immigration reform is a matter of justice”
Mexican president meets with “the other Mexico” for the first time during his term of office
Peña Nieto visits California amid child migrant crisis
Mexican president will meet with immigrant community and talk to the state assembly
“The protests will continue. The Venezuelan people are fed up”
Lilian Tintori, wife of Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López, condemns his imprisonment
No hard fellings toward Spain over plane delay, says Bolivia’s Morales
Bolivian president meets with Prime Minister Rajoy just two months after diplomatic incident
Venezuela and US to exchange ambassadors this year, says foreign minister
Maduro’s controversial election victory “not brought up” by Kerry
US and Venezuela agree to “move forward” to fix soured bilateral ties
Secretary of State Kerry speaks with Foreign Minister Jaua at OAS summit
"Central America doesn't get the help it needs in drug fight"
Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina supports investigations into human rights abuse
King in fine fettle at Iberoamerican summit
“Here I am, a bit crippled but fine,” the monarch says