
Trump kicks Hispanic star reporter Jorge Ramos out of news conference
Leading Hispanic news anchor had asked Republican politician about his migration views

Leading Hispanic news anchor had asked Republican politician about his migration views

Former Mexican diplomat starts internet fund-raising drive to help pay Spaniard’s legal fees

Guests toast inauguration of island's new Washington mission inside its ‘Hemingway’ bar

Washington and Havana take the first big step toward normalizing bilateral relations

‘USA Today’ survey says mogul is leading the race to become the Republican candidate

Remarks about Mexicans make it “impossible” to deal with him, says culinary artist

Carnival to begin taking travelers for “cultural and humanitarian” exchanges from next year

July 20 set as date for reestablishment of formal diplomatic relations after 54 years

World Health Organization also validates eradication of mom-to-baby spread of syphilis

Univision cancels plans to broadcast presidential candidate’s Miss USA beauty contest

Top State Department official meets with controversial National Assembly speaker in Haiti

Several top government and military officials under investigation, says ‘Wall Street Journal’

Former Spanish leader has offered legal assistance to jailed politicians López and Ledezma President Nicolás Maduro warns that he is not welcome in the country

Former officer in Pinochet’s army to stand trial in Florida over Víctor Jara's death

US president notifies Congress of his decision, which goes into effect in 45 days

US leader holds meeting with Raúl Castro, but declines to take country off terrorism list

But warming US-Cuba relations will require much work ahead, say experts

Havana will raise concerns about the recent rash of police brutality cases in America

Former Uruguayan minister pledges to strengthen democracy and improve human rights

President Maduro takes out ‘New York Times’ ad calling on Washington to lift sanctions

Travel ban is expanded to include authorities accused of public corruption

The nation that has begun negotiations is not the place it was 50 or even five years ago

Pedro Sánchez tells Democrats only his party can implement radical democracy in Spain

Trade and immigration will be the main topics on the agenda in meeting between Peña Nieto and Obama

Nearly 6,000 companies say they are owed more than €7 billion in compensation

More than half of those born in the United States support the normalization of relations

American news outlets point to Rolando Sarraff Trujillo, a Cuban with relatives in Spain