The Louvre heist is dominating the news, and among the missing pieces are rare Colombian emeralds 😮

Caso Cerrado's Ana María Polo just spoke up about how Latinos and immigrant communities are being treated in the U.S. right now and honestly we all need to hear this ‼️ https://wearemitu.visitlink.me/58RAJa

The United States government has been closed for three weeks, and there is no end in sight 😔 and Latino and immigrant communities are feeling the pressure more than ever. Here’s what you need to know. https://wearemitu.visitlink.me/b7N8wj

Latino voters hold decisive electoral power. Abram Diaz, a Chief of Staff at the California State Assembly writes that during the upcoming midterm elections, our community could use our collective voting power to shape the future we want to see.

Nacho understood Spanish... and the internet wasn't ready 😭💔 His story hits different when you realize how many pets get left behind during immigration raids.

Republicans claim Democrats want to give federal healthcare subsidies to undocumented immigrants, but that’s not what’s really causing the government shutdown.

Trump just authorized CIA covert ops in Venezuela, a move that feels ripped from Latin America’s darkest chapters. From Chile to Guatemala, history has shown what happens when the U.S. claims to “protect democracy.” The question is what that protection costs this time.

Turning Point USA is cooking up “The All-American Halftime Show” just to throw shade at Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl vibes. Yikes 🙃🇺🇸

Lowkey a big deal 👀 — this discovery helps us really get how Nahuatl evolved and came to be.

Is it legal to bawl our eyes out midweek? 😭🐾“Caramelo,” the Brazilian film about a stray mutt changing a chef’s life, just became Netflix’s biggest Brazilian hit ever, and a love letter to every street dog that ever wanted a home. 💛

The U.S. immigration system is being torn apart from the top. The DOJ is firing immigration judges en masse — this isn’t just policy, it’s a political move with real human consequences.

MTV is shutting down after 40 years, the same channel that gave Latin America its soundtrack, its style, and its global stage. From Shakira’s Unplugged to Molotov’s rebellion, its legacy still pulses through every beat we dance to. 🎸

🇻🇪 When María Corina Machado won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, history shifted. A Latina in hiding, barred, threatened, and still fighting for democracy, just took home the award Trump spent months desperately chasing.

A Chilean kids’ show just made Tiny Desk history, and turned it into political satire. 🇨🇱 31 Minutos blended humor, protest, and nostalgia to critique U.S. immigration policy, celebrate Latin American identity, and honor censored icons like Los Prisioneros.

New research from UCLA’s Latino GDP Project reveals our labor force grew 5.5% in 2024, reaching a record 35.1 million workers and a 69% participation rate, the highest ever recorded. Together, we’re fueling a $4.1 trillion economy growing faster than China’s. 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇵🇷🇨🇴

Everyone’s spiraling over “Opalite” and whether Luis Miguel is actually in on the gag 🕵️‍♀️ Here's what we know...

Chicago isn’t staying silent. People are calling out ICE nonstop and standing up for their community 👊🏽🔥

Bad Bunny just turned Saturday Night Live into a bilingual masterclass. 🇵🇷 From recreating El Chavo del Ocho to slipping into Spanish mid-monologue and telling America, “you have four months to learn,” he reframed who gets to own the stage.

Bad Bunny teasing a salsa project? Honestly, it makes perfect sense 🔥🥁 He’s been building to this.

The U.S. is giving Argentina a $20 billion bailout while the government is shut down and American farmers are struggling with tariffs.

DACA drama (again) ‼️ Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s going on in the courts and what it means.

History class in New Jersey is about to look very different. 📚✨ Starting in 2026, kids from kindergarten through 12th grade will finally learn about Latino and Hispanic history as part of the state curriculum.

The NFL tapped Bad Bunny to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. But instead of celebrating, Trump’s circle is already weaponizing it. ‼️

These biopics go so hard — perfect for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and learning our shared history 🎬✨

Did you know the first English guac recipe came from a pirate? A century after Spain brought it to Europe, William Dampier wrote it down 🏴‍☠️🥑📜

Reminder: Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory. The Bad Bunny outrage? Giving history test fail.

Everyone’s clowning, but lowkey, people want to know why ICE even tried to swarm the delivery guy 🤔🚴‍♂️

In February 2026, Bad Bunny will headline the most televised stage in the U.S. and become the first Puerto Rico-born artist in history to do it. Will it reshape the NFL’s audience? What happens when an artist who refused to tour the U.S. over ICE fears now owns its biggest night?

Indigenous communities are uniting to protect their land while the Ecuadorian government tries to sell it off for oil ‼️

An archeological find north of Lima, Peru is changing our perception of history 😮

What started as a humble Indigenous staple is now the global icon of Mexican cuisine from ancient roots to worldwide cravings. 🌽🇲🇽

Shakira, Cardi B, and Camilo are joining forces with a stacked lineup to speak out for global justice, using their platforms for something bigger than fame 🎤🌍

Bad Bunny’s concert pulled millions of eyes to the stage, and away from the internet’s busiest site. 📉 Tap the link for the full story 🔗

Hit the link in bio for the full roundup of Latino-owned brands and collabs making this month unforgettable 🔥

Trump just hiked H-1B visa fees to $100K. 🧾 Everyone thinks this targets Latino workers, but the real impact may surprise you. The communities most affected aren’t the ones people assume.

Get cozy this month and learn something real about our comunidad 🛋️📚✨

Latino voters are turning away from Trump and even Latino men are pulling their support 📉🗳️

Bad Bunny’s La Casita became the heart of his record-breaking Puerto Rico residency, where celebrities from Penélope Cruz to LeBron James showed up. But now the house that inspired it is at the center of a million-dollar lawsuit.

Nine Latin American artists came together in LA to create, collaborate, and be guided by Erika Vidrio in a space made for their voices 🎤✨

California and Texas hold 46% of the nation’s Hispanic-Serving Institutions 📚 and now they’re facing federal funding cuts 🚫

Tourism in Mexico is booming this year, but locals are protesting gentrification and a growing housing crisis ‼️

Latin GRAMMY noms just dropped and Bad Bunny’s still out here leading the whole vibe 🔥👑

This book is saving stories before they vanish and putting money toward trauma counseling after ICE raids 📝📚

With everything happening in the world rn El Grito and the resistance it stands for hits way deeper this year 💥🇲🇽

Celia Cruz? Joe Arroyo? Google said AZÚCAR 🔥💃 This salsa-themed Doodle is serving vibes AND a playlist we’re obsessed with 🕺🎶

Giovanni Savarese has seen soccer from every seat in the stadium: player, coach, sporting director, and now Latino soccer analyst on MLS Season Pass. In our conversation, he reflects on being the first Venezuelan signed to MLS, the rise of Latino influence since, and much more! ⚽️

He really jumped off a cruise to dodge gambling debt… then got caught anyway 🚔

Charlie Kirk’s legacy with Latinos is complicated... and people are finally speaking out about the impact he’s had.

In trying to stop future terror attacks, lawmakers created a dept that’s now being used against Latino and immigrant communities 🇺🇸💔

Cuba’s in the dark again 😔 Nationwide blackouts with no end in sight.