Hispanic Heritage Month

The former member of the Fania All Stars group “died in the arms of his two daughters," his family said.

As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, members of the NBC News team reflect on how their heritage impacts both their personal and professional lives.

That brings to four the number of close aides diagnosed since the far-right leader’s trip to the United Nations.

Some 16,000 Haitians are in northern Colombia waiting to go to the treacherous Darien Gap in Panama, but some are weighing stopping after recent U.S. deportations.

After the women’s league was created in 2016, the clubs colluded to impose ceilings on female players’ salaries of between 500 pesos ($25) and 2,000 pesos ($100) monthly.

Many first-generation Latinos assimilated into American culture as a matter of survival. But many of their children see themselves as 100% American — and 100% Latino.

The U.S. territory raised its minimum wage for the first time in years, but it still may not be enough to make up for the island's high cost of living, experts say.

Latinas are almost two times more likely to own or plan to open their own business in the next 3 years , though 4 in 10 have seen their jobs impacted by Covid, the survey found.

Genaro García Luna led Mexico’s Federal Investigation Agency from 2001 to 2005, but U.S. prosecutors say the Sinaloa cartel bribed García Luna throughout his time in government.

Starving and in debt, farmers whose land has been destroyed by climate-related weather events are becoming migrants.

In 2019, the estimated percentage of Latinos working in newspaper, periodical, book and directory publishers was about 8 percent.