LATAM Business News
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino tries to sidestep World Cup controversies
Under-fire FIFA boss defends tenure as globe’s favourite football tournament kicks off with highest-ever World Cup ticket prices; Infantino plays down Trump tensions after ejection
Albiceleste set up camp in Kansas, buoyed by Messi’s return
Boost for Albiceleste as Lionel Messi nears full fitness, but Julián Álvarez is in a race against time to be fit for Argentina’s World Cup
Inteligencia Artificial
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Autonomía
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Entertainment
Meet the Latina Match Officials at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is almost here, and our communities will be following the nine teams from Latin America representing us in the competition
Dr. Simi Just Dropped a Limited-Edition Mexico World Cup Jersey
Mexico’s most famous pharmacist has jumped on the World Cup Wagon. Dr. Simi is entering the US market via CVS Pharmacy, with a release that
Codiciado Announces Rescheduled Dates for the ‘Así Es La Vida Tour’
Codiciado is finally going on tour! On June 9, the música mexicana star announced the official rescheduled dates for his Así Es La Vida Tour.
The Digital Shift: How Modern Mobile Entertainment and Social Casino and Sweepstakes Platforms are Evolving Across the Caribbean and Diaspora
For generations, the global perception of Caribbean leisure was defined exclusively by its physical geography: sun-drenched coastlines, lively local festivals, and the rhythmic cadence of
Money
Here’s what happened in crypto today
Today in crypto, an AI researcher claims to have jailbroken Anthropic’s latest AI model, Claude Fable 5, the US CFTC proposed new rules for prediction markets
Sports
Football stakeholders agree new rules to bring stability to transfer system
June 11 – Earlier this week FIFA announced that it had settled the Lassana Diarra transfer case over claims for compensation. Yesterday FIFA and football’s key stakeholders approved a new regulatory framework that they say will bring stability and certainty to the global transfer system In 2024, Diarra won a landmark case at the Court of Justice for the European for the European Union (CJEU) against FIFA and the Belgian FA in which he claimed restrictive labour practices had caused him €6 million in loss of earnings. The ruling said some of the rules on player transfers “are of restrictive nature and may only
