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The longest-running news & culture radio program in the U.S., centering Latino stories. Hosted by Pulitzer Prize winner @maria_la_hinojosa.

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We’ve been nominated in 3 categories for a Signal Award! Help support us by voting using the link in bio 🙌

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Best Host - Latino USA (Shows - Nominee)Culture, Belonging & Inclusion - Camino a Colombia (Individual Episodes - Nominee)Documentary - 48 hours at El Refugio: A haven for families of ICE detainees (Individual Episodes - Nominee) by @latinousa

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Same stories. New look. Latino USA. by @latinousa

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The third chapter of Estrella’s story is here.

Listen in English y en español wherever you get your podcasts, or watch the sit-down interview with Estrella on YouTube. Link in bio. by @latinousa

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Maria Hinojosa on what’s changed since her early days reporting in New York, and why Latinos are feeling it now.

Clip via @msnownews by @latinousa

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Voting closes soon! We’ve been nominated in 3 categories for a Signal Award! Help support us by voting using the link in bio 🙌

Nominations:
Best Host - Latino USA (Shows - Nominee); Culture, Belonging & Inclusion - Camino a Colombia (Individual Episodes - Nominee); Documentary - 48 hours at El Refugio: A haven for families of ICE detainees (Individual Episodes - Nominee) by @latinousa

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Is your feed a mirror or a window? Guillermo del Toro has thoughts.

Maria Hinojosa sat down with the Oscar-winning filmmaker as Pan’s Labyrinth returns to theaters for its 20th anniversary. They talked fascism, art, and where he still finds hope. Full conversation out now on Latino USA. Link in bio. by @latinousa

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Twenty years ago, someone told Guillermo del Toro it was easy to criticize fascism now that it was gone. He had an answer.

Pan’s Labyrinth is back in theaters for its 20th anniversary through October 15. Hear his full conversation with Maria Hinojosa on Latino USA, wherever you get your podcasts. by @latinousa

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The final part of The Whisper Game is out now: how Nixon Azuaje Pérez ended up labeled a suspected member of Tren de Aragua and sent to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador.

A 3-part investigation from Futuro Investigates, Latino USA and Colorado Public Radio. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and hear more from Nixon in our extended interview on YouTube. Link in bio. by @latinousa

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ICE shot a man with his 5-year-old son in the car in Marble Hill on Thursday afternoon.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said an agent fired seven rounds, hitting 28-year-old Oscar Belgal in the neck. He is in stable condition. His son was not hurt. DHS says it was a targeted enforcement operation.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he spoke with President Trump and DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin but could not secure Belgal’s release. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the hospital where he is being treated.

Follow @latinousa for updates. by @latinousa

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Pan’s Labyrinth turns 20 this year, and Guillermo del Toro wishes it weren’t so relevant.

Maria Hinojosa sat down with the Oscar-winning filmmaker to talk fascism, blind obedience, and why a fable set in fascist Spain still speaks to this moment. Full interview Sunday on Latino USA. by @latinousa

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Nixon asked a US judge to be deported to his country, Venezuela. Instead, officers told him the destination was ‘a surprise.’ The Whisper Game, from Futuro Investigates, Latino USA and Colorado Public Radio. Episode 2, is out now. Link in bio. You can also find interviews on our YouTube. by @latinousa

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YEИDRY and Yasser Tejeda discuss anti-Black racism in D.R.

In this Dominican takeover of Latino USA, Producer Jeanne Montalvo takes YEИDRY and Yasser Tejeda, another Dominican artist, to the oldest Dominican restaurant in Brooklyn, NY. Over a Dominican breakfast, the three of them will take you on a journey to learn about their country’s difficult past, the reasons why Afro-Dominican music has been hidden in plain sight, and how YEИDRY infused those rhythms on her debut album, Como agua.

Listen to the full conversation on Latino USA, wherever you get your podcasts. 🎧 by @latinousa

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