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Inside the Long Life of Nahuatl, Mexico’s Most Spoken Indigenous Language

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Nahuatl remains the most widely spoken Indigenous language in Mexico, used daily by nearly two million people whose conversations stretch across cities, rural communities,...

The Molcajete and the Stone That Still Shapes Mexican Cooking

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A volcanic stone bowl remains one of the most enduring objects in Mexican kitchens, linking daily cooking to practices that long predate written recipes...

Bad Bunny Would Make Grammy History Win or Lose

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Bad Bunny stands at a moment that feels decisive for global pop music and for Spanish-language art that has spent generations pushing against institutional...

Puerto Rican Star Kiké Hernández Makes Dodgers Postseason History

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Kiké Hernández stepped onto the field in late October with the confidence of a player who knows this stage, and with the pride of...

Meet Boricua Deborah Martorell, the First Meteorologist in Space

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Update: Martorell successfully traveled to space on August 3, 2025. Deborah Martorell has spent decades studying the skies from the ground. Next summer, she will...

Before Her Name Was on a Salsa Bottle, Valentina Was the...

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The name Valentina may now call to mind a bottle with a yellow label and a slow burn, but long before it flavored all...

Lionel Messi Now Stands Alone With Most Non Penalty Goals in...

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Lionel Messi has once again shifted the narrative in global fútbol by reaching 764 career goals excluding penalties, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo in this specific...

Mexico City Creates Largest LGBTQ+ Flag During Pride Month

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The morning of June 22 unfolded with an extraordinary display in the heart of Mexico City. Residents and visitors arrived early at the Zócalo,...

Latina Artist Nezza Sings Official U.S. Spanish-Language Anthem at Dodgers Game...

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The tension around Los Angeles has been at an all-time high recently.  In the days before Saturday night’s Dodgers-Giants game, crowds gathered near the...

Andrea Cristina Mercado, Daughter of Immigrants, Makes History as the First...

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Communities of color in the United States are more likely to be exposed to polluted air. This statistic illustrates the disproportionate impact of climate...

A Recent Edit to the National Park Service Tried to Erase...

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The face of Harriet Tubman returned to the official Underground Railroad webpage this week. So did the words. So did the history. The U.S. National...

Why the Gulf of Mexico’s Legacy Cannot Be Reduced to a...

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Donald Trump has shared some more of his plans before he takes presidency. During a press conference from his Mar-a-Lago estate, the U.S. president-elect...