LATAM Business News
¿Cuánto cuestan las protestas de la CNTE?
Las protestas de la CNTE cuestan mucho más que los 405 millones de pesos que dice la asociación de Comerciantes del Centro Histórico de la
Innovación: clave para el futuro de México
Philippe Aghion, Premio Nobel de Economía 2025, sostiene una idea que resulta especialmente relevante para México: los países que crecen son los que tienen medios
More than 3,400 femicides in Argentina over past 11 years
Eleven years on from the first ‘Ni Una Menos’ march, 3,424 fatalities due to gender-based violence have been recorded in Argentina, according to tally kept
Reports: Milei plans to travels to US for Independence Day
Argentina’s President Javier MIlei intends to make his 18th visit to the United States to attend celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence, according
Entertainment
El Malilla Announces ‘Tu Maliante Bebé USA Tour 2026’
El Malilla is ready to bring reggaeton mexa across the U.S. Last night (Jun. 3), the rising Mexican star announced the dates for his Tu
The Afro-Cuban Rhythms Driving Modern Immersive Slots at Online Casinos
Modern online casinos are investing really heavily in immersive design, with sound becoming just as important as visuals in shaping the player experience. One emerging
Ryan Castro Announces ‘SENDÉ THE LAST DANCE’ Tour
Ryan Castro is closing his SENDÉ era with a tour. On June 2, the Colombian star announced his extended SENDÉ THE LAST DANCE tour. The
On The Margins
An excellent selection of albums for you this month, including some disassembled MPB, unconventional percussive improv, doom-laden goth dramatics, unorthodox field recordings, and some scintillating
Money
Crypto billionaires bankroll Nigel Farage’s pro-crypto party
Latest NewsPublishedJun 5, 2026 Tether-linked billionaire Christopher Harborne and BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo donated $9.4 million to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in the first quarter. Nigel
Sports
Is FIFA dumping unsold World Cup tickets at reduced prices on resale platforms?
June 5 – FIFA has come under renewed scrutiny over the distribution of 2026 World Cup tickets, with questions emerging over whether it has dumped heavily discounted seats in large quantities on unofficial resale platforms, while supporters who paid face value are without refunds. The latest concerns, reported by The Telegraph, follow the recent subpoenas served to FIFA by the New York and New Jersey attorneys general amid allegations that supporters had been misled over stadium seating plans. FIFA’s highly controversial ticketing strategy has been widely criticised for its sky-high pricing from the start. FIFA maintains that it was only following the market
