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With hundreds of thousands of families fleeing the floods, the disaster — which has killed at least 147 people — could touch off one of Brazil’s biggest cases of climate migration.

Few in Argentina are more enraged by Milei’s "anti-woke" agenda than LGBTQ activists, who worry his government is rolling back their hard-won gains.

Former ambassador Edmundo González Urrutia became the opposition Unitary Platform’s candidate after primary winner María Corina Machado was banned from registering.

In Florida, amendments need 60% or more to pass, a high threshold that abortion rights activists say requires resources to knock on doors, educate voters and ensure turnout.

The law has increased fear among immigrant communities in the state that enforcement would lead to racial and ethnic profiling.

The government has multiplied the size of its biggest bank note in circulation by five — to 10,000 pesos, worth about $10 — so people don't have to carry so much cash worth so little.

Young immigrants who have been shut out of DACA point to the program's success in an attempt to build bipartisan support for "a path to U.S. citizenship."

State prosecutors, who had initially brought the allegations forward, now say “there is not sufficient evidence” of a fiscal crime.

The Tinku, which means "encounter" in Quechua and “physical attack” in the local Aymara dialect, is celebrated in May as a traditional way to resolve problems.

José Raúl Mulino has promised to stop soaring levels of migration through the Darien jungles, though experts question the viability of his plan.

Luis A. Miranda Jr., father of the creator of "Hamilton," details his trajectory from Puerto Rico to New York and his insights on Latino voters and national politics in a new memoir.