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F-35s for Chile? US Ambassador Says Country Meets All Requirements for Stealth Jets (opens the original)
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Chile's air force flies some of the oldest fighter jets left in South America, and Washington just dropped a real hint about what could replace them. U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd told Chilean television this week that his government and Santiago are actively discussing every option for modernizing the Fuerza Aérea de Chile, the FACh, including the F-35 Lightning II, the most advanced fighter jet in operational service anywhere in the world. Asked directly on Meganoticias whether Chile could acqu
iPhone Duo Is Here: Apple's First Folding Phone Arrives at $1,999 as a New CEO Takes the Stage (opens the original)
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Apple spent nearly a decade dodging the foldable-phone question. On September 9, 2026, that changed. At an event called "Surprise and Shine," held at Apple Park, the company introduced iPhone Duo, its first phone built around a hinge and a bendable screen — and did so while also handing the keynote microphone to a brand-new chief executive. Wednesday's presentation carried a second layer of significance beyond the hardware itself: it was the first product launch fronted by John Ternus, who took
Tariffs Stuck at 12.5%: Chile and the U.S. Fail to Strike a Deal as ICC Pressure Tests Kast (opens the original)
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Chile and the United States wrapped up a second round of talks over Washington's tariff on Chilean exports this week without a deal, a joint statement, or a date for when negotiators will next meet in person, according to Infobae. Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Jeffrey Goettman spent two days at Chile's Foreign Ministry with Paula Estévez, the deputy secretary for international economic relations, in a session that wrapped up even as a separate pressure campaign out of Washington — this one ov
The Resilience of the Latino Economy: The Engine Protecting the American Dream (opens the original)
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The traditional ideal of American progress required hard work in exchange for financial stability and family wealth. Although the current socioeconomic landscape presents high energy costs, elevated mortgage rates, and persistent inflation, the Hispanic community in the United States continues to establish itself as the primary driving force behind national productive development. According to reports presented by the Latino Donor Collaborative (LDC) in alliance with academic institutions like t
After the Arrest: What Really Happens to Latino Families in ICE's Deportation Pipeline (opens the original)
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For a Latino immigrant caught up in an ICE operation, getting arrested is almost never the end of the story — it's the opening chapter. What follows can be months of detention, a transfer to a facility hundreds of miles away, and, for those ultimately removed, a landing in a country some barely remember. Meanwhile, the relatives left behind absorb financial and emotional damage that tends to outlast whatever news cycle brought the arrest to public attention in the first place. The numbers make c
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