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December 17, 2025

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Priest DJ attracts young crowds throughout Latin America

MONTERREY, MEXICO: Under sweeping stage lights in Monterrey, Mexico, a packed dance floor pulses as a Catholic priest in a clerical collar raises one arm from the stage, electronic beats thundering through the room. Photo: Reuters Hundreds move in unison as Father Guilherme Peixoto looks out over the crowd – not from a pulpit, but from behind the turntables. Peixoto, who hails from Portugal, has played for some of the world’s most prestigious clubs. He is now touring Latin America, filling venues from Colombia to Mexico – home to the world’s second largest Catholic population. Every time Peixoto, a career

November 11, 2025

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US aircraft carrier in Latin America fuels Venezuelan fears of attack

The world’s largest warship, the US aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford, leaves the Oslofjord in Nesodden and Bygdoy, Norway, September 17, 2025.— Reuters A US aircraft carrier strike group arrived in Latin America on Tuesday, escalating a military build-up that Venezuela has warned could spark a full-scale conflict as it announced its own deployment. The USS Gerald R Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, entered the US Naval Forces Southern Command’s area of ​​responsibility, which includes Latin America and the Caribbean, the command said in a statement. The deployment of the vessel was ordered nearly three weeks ago to

October 28, 2025

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Bad Bunny leads a record night for Latin music

2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards Celebrate the Rhythm, Pride and Unstoppable Global Rise of the Latin Sound Bad Bunny speaks as Puerto Rican actress Rita Moreno looks on during the Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami. Photo: Billboard The 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards brought Miami to life this week, wrapping up Latin Week with a dazzling display of rhythm, pride and artistry. The event celebrated not only Latin music’s biggest stars but also the cultural pulse that continues to define the genre’s global rise. Bad Bunny emerged as the undisputed star of the night, taking home 11 trophies. His

November 15, 2024

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Kicking off the Latin American trip, Xi opens massive Chinese-funded port in Peru

Aerial view of “grown-up” Chancay in the small town of Chancay, 78 kilometers north of Peru’s capital Lima, on October 29, 2024. — AFP Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off a week-long diplomatic tour of South America on Thursday by inaugurating a massive deep-water port in Peru, a $1.3 billion investment by Beijing, as he seeks to expand trade and influence on the continent. With China’s demand for agricultural products and metals from Latin America on the rise, Xi will attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Lima and then head to the Group of 20 summit in Rio de

Trump’s possible return could shake Latin American markets

The prospect of former President Donald Trump winning back the White House in November has investors bracing for several scenarios, with America’s backyard high on the list of markets to watch. The Trump administration has had close ties to much of Latin America, including over the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and when the U.S. government withheld key economic aid in exchange for stricter immigration policies in Central America. Here are flashpoints identified by investors predicting how a potential second Trump administration could affect the region: A good neighbor Mexico has long been an emerging market beacon for US policy and

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