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2025

Dear Floridian Latinos, It’s Time To Talk About Your Role in Your Trump-Era Demise

Latino communities must confront their complicity with white supremacy to build true solidarity against ICE raids, deportations, and the Trump administration’s racist policies. This critical analysis explores how anti-Blackness, political alignment with conservative agendas, and the “not us, it’ll affect them” mindset have led many Venezuelans and Cubans in Florida into harm’s way. Real safety for Latinos begins with accountability, historical awareness, and united resistance alongside other marginalized communities.

Historic Collaboration: Romeo Santos & Prince Royce Announce First-Ever Joint Album Better Late Than Never

Romeo Santos and Prince Royce have announced their first-ever joint album, Better Late Than Never, marking a historic moment for bachata. With their contrasting styles — Romeo’s traditional, Aventura-rooted sound and Royce’s more pop-forward approach — the collaboration raises fascinating questions about direction, marketing, and global appeal, especially with its English-language title. Fans are eager for the release, but only its debut will reveal how the album performs sonically, commercially, and culturally.

La Gabi y Shadow Blow Llevan la Vida y la Diversidad a la Música Urbana con “Al Otro Día”

La Gabi y Shadow Blow presentan su primera colaboración oficial con “Al Otro Día”, un tema que celebra la vida, el amor y la diversidad. El videoclip destaca por su estética inclusiva, mostrando modelos de distintos tonos de piel que realzan la energía y el mensaje del proyecto en la música urbana latina.

Alligator Alcatraz is a Bonafide American Modern-Day Concentration Camp

Alligator Alcatraz is a modern U.S. concentration camp established under the Trump administration in Mississippi, where immigrants and marginalized communities are held under inhumane conditions. Despite public outcry and leaked reports of abuse, the government denies its existence. Survivors and activists continue fighting to shut it down and expose the truth behind this hidden site of state-sanctioned violence.