In recent years, vinyl has burst back into popularity. That has coincided with an increased interest in regional acts that never hit it big nationally: ‘There’s this hometime pride, a rediscovering of their roots’
The company manufactures vehicles in the US, Europe and China using regional suppliers, which will allow it to partially avoid the levies. But its extremely high valuation and poor sales performance have led to $750 billion losses in the stock market since December
The Mexican-American author, known for his short stories and essays portraying the working class to which he belonged, calls, without much hope, for Chicano culture to be fully present within the US cultural imagination
Since Trump took office, partnerships between ICE and local and state law enforcement have doubled to 445 agreements
The Colombian singer has added two stadium shows in New Jersey and Miami due to high demand for tickets
A group historically benefited by immigration laws could now begin to face difficulties finding work, legalizing their status or traveling, just like the rest of the Latino community
The denial of parole for Yolanda Saldívar, the woman who killed the Latin music star, revives the circumstances of the crime and the immeasurable legacy of a life cut short at age 23
The alliance between Uber and Waymo in the city, where Musk has plans for Tesla in June, opens new avenues for expansion in the self-driving car sector
A new study reveals that in states with tighter restrictions on reproductive rights, births have risen, especially among Latinas
Yolanda Saldívar shot the pop star in the back on March 31, 1995, when she was only 23 years old and on her way to becoming a legend. Texas prison authorities set the next parole review for March 2030
Immigrants expelled by the United States once again face a gang-dominated society where extortion and homicide are the norm
The three detainees, all Latino, face sentences of up to 20 years in prison. They are the first individuals arrested by the state since the enactment of Texas’s near-total ban on pregnancy terminations
The Republican is reinstating a practice largely restricted under Biden and which migrant advocacy groups denounce as ‘inhumane, unjust, and unnecessary’
The minor, a U.S. citizen by birth, was detained a month ago along with her undocumented parents and four siblings while en route to a medical appointment in Houston. When faced with the option of separation, the family chose to stay together
There are almost 42,000 people in custody, 4,000 more than before the arrival of the new administration. Detention centers are at 109% of their capacity
Lack of resources for healthcare and the growth of the anti-vaccine movement make it difficult to confront the worst wave of infections in three decades
The reopening of some of the largest detention facilities and the adaptation of military bases to house migrants are aimed at fulfilling the Republican’s major campaign promise
EL PAÍS visits some of the city’s hotels that have been converted into shelters for undocumented people. Elon Musk is targeting these facilities, while the mayor has promised to close 53 of them before June
Opponents of the Republican state’s heavy-handed immigration program say spending of more than $11 billion has diverted funds from other areas
The Cuban couple, who have residency in Mexico, were separated after crossing into the United States. She was able to return to Ciudad Juárez, while he was sent back to Cuba in handcuffs
This type of content has caught the attention of organizations and human rights experts, who argue that it puts the immigrant community at risk by unnecessarily exposing them
After her death, the girl’s parents learned that on more than one occasion classmates had threatened to call the authorities to get her relatives deported
The author of ‘Freedom is a Feast’ tackles the political evolution of Venezuela through a fast-paced narrative, aiming to reconcile his personal connection with his homeland
The multibillion-dollar overspend by the ‘Artemis’ lunar program puts it in the crosshairs of the government efficiency agency, which is out to cut staffing and expenses
It has also reached New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kansas, raising fears of further spread to urban areas
The scenes in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and in other border cities — from Tijuana to Reynosa —underscore the setbacks thus far of the president’s promise to launch the largest deportation operation in U.S. history
Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Denver, Miami, Atlanta and several locations in Texas have reported large-scale operations
