A picturesque scene of a kayaker paddling past large buoys floating on the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas, quickly turned into a legal battleground. The peaceful waters that divide the United States and Mexico became the center of a heated debate over immigration policies. At the heart of this dispute was a significant floating

In a gripping turn of events, seven Salvadoran journalists from El Faro find themselves entangled in a legal battle with authorities over their explosive report on President Nayib Bukele’s alleged connections to notorious gang leaders. The Committee to Protect Journalists has vehemently called for the dismissal of all charges against these journalists, highlighting the crucial

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva addressed the nation with exciting news on Thursday. In a bid to uplift the Brazilian people and elevate their quality of life, he announced a substantial investment. The Port of Itajaí, located in the southern State of Santa Catarina, is set to receive a massive upgrade worth R$

Dear valued Latino Rebels readers, I am reaching out today on behalf of Futuro Media to share some important updates with you. As many of you are aware, we have been facing significant financial hurdles in recent times. In light of this, we have made the decision to temporarily pause Latino Rebels and take a

In the bustling city of Mexico City, a storm was brewing in El Salvador as seven journalists from El Faro found themselves entangled in a legal battle that threatened to silence their voices. The independent news site had sparked controversy by shedding light on the alleged ties between President Nayib Bukele and notorious gang leaders.

Guyana recently marked a significant milestone, celebrating its 59th Independence Day amidst challenges from its neighbor, Venezuela. This annual commemoration not only signifies the country’s freedom but also highlights the unwavering support it receives from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in the face of external pressures. Dr. Carla Barnett, Secretary-General of CARICOM, expressed solidarity with Guyana

Host Julio Ricardo Varela was buzzing with excitement as he prepared to sit down with some remarkable guests at Mitchell College in New London, CT. The energy was palpable as Latino Rebels Radio embarked on a special journey for a live podcast recording right at the heart of Mitchell College in Connecticut. The stage was

Bernardo Arevalo, the Seed Movement party presidential candidate, stood tall amidst the cheers of supporters at a campaign rally in Jutiapa, Guatemala, on a warm August day in 2023. The air was filled with anticipation as he rallied his followers with promises of change and progress. But behind the scenes of this electrifying moment lay

Audiences for traditional U.S. Latino and Black media outlets are facing declines, reflecting broader changes in the news industry landscape. Recent findings from the Hispanic and Black News Media Fact Sheet by the Pew Research Center shed light on these shifts. In a rapidly evolving media environment, Spanish-language networks like Telemundo and Univision have experienced

In the vibrant city of Tijuana, where the beat of journalism pulses through the streets, there is a fearless woman at the helm of Zeta magazine. Adela Navarro, an intrepid journalist whose passion for uncovering truth and exposing corruption has made her both a beacon of hope and a target for those who seek to