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Francisco Seco/AP/APCOMMENTARY Soccer legend Lionel Messi's decision to play for Inter Miami will be historic — but only if Miami and its Latino fan base can discard their historic indifference to local fútbol. -
Andre Penner/APCOMMENTARY Will the welcome rebuke leftist Chilean President Gabriel Boric handed Latin America's older leftists help push their movement into the 21st century?
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COMMENTARY Thanks to ideological arrogance, Colombian President Gustavo Petro risks fumbling the reforms he was elected to carry out, at home and abroad. -
COMMENTARY Vigilantism is an understandable response to relentless violent crime, but Latin America shows it worsens the plague — as it likely will in Haiti if the world doesn't step up.
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COMMENTARY The U.S. legal system eyes English-language media like Fox, but not Spanish-language bullies like Alex Otaola — who's now running for Miami-Dade mayor.
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COMMENTARY Conservative Brazilians feared Lula's new presidency — but it turns out he's much like their man, Jair Bolsonaro, when it comes to not defending democracy.
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COMMENTARY Marco Rubio warns us the Trump indictment threatens U.S. democracy, but he's fine with praising Nayib Bukele — who's threatening democracy in El Salvador.
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COMMENTARY A ghastly fire on the U.S.-Mexico border is a reminder that immigration reform is as urgent as ever — but that anti-immigration grandstanding like Florida's still rules.
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COMMENTARY Cuban baseball today seems a reminder of the island's massive youth exodus — which ought to make it a handy showcase of what Cuban exiles protest.
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COMMENTARY Trivializing Russia's Ukraine invasion as a "territorial dispute" tells MAGA Latinos that Putin is a benign influence in the Americas, too.
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COMMENTARY It's apt that Hugo Chávez's death anniversary and the Florida legislature's opening fall the same week. Both evoke assaults on free speech.
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COMMENTARY: A new study finds Latino-predominant South Florida cities like Miami and Hialeah don't carry the diversity cachet we've always assumed they do.
