Kamala Harris courts the Latino vote

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Kamala Harris courts the Latino vote EL PAÍS USA EDITION

Dear readers, Kamala Harris is well aware of the boost that the Hispanic electorate can provide, as it proved crucial in her two campaigns as a contender for attorney general of California. According to a poll conducted last week, she has 6% more support than Biden among Latino voters. But it's not just the Democrats who are courting them. We examined Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar's changing rhetoric on immigration, which illustrates how the Republican party is walking a fine line on this hot button issue. ‌ This week we closely followed developments in Venezuela, where President Nicolás Maduro is defiantly refusing to release paper ballot records to prove that he won the presidential election fair and square. Another ongoing saga is the movie-like arrest in the U.S. of one of El Chapo's sons along with El Mayo Zambada, who may or may not have been kidnapped by the former.  ‌ In other news, we attempted to decipher two mysteries: where did Argentina's gold go? And how can you pretend to hold a global summit with 1,300 world leaders in a major city, and think nobody is going to notice that it never actually happened?  ‌ We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from El País USA Edition.

Kamala Harris courts the Latino vote The US vice president has better prospects with Hispanics than Biden and her campaign hopes that the change of candidate will serve to reverse the loss of votes to the Republicans

From dignity to a heavy hand: Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar’s shifting views on immigration The Florida Republican’s changing rhetoric reflects her party’s struggle to appear strong on immigration while still appealing to a Latino voter base

El Mayo Zambada, the drug lord whose untouchable reputation is over The veteran capo arrested in Texas spent more than 30 years in the upper echelons of the Sinaloa criminal empire without ever setting foot in jail thanks to a low, almost ghostly profile

Chavismo ignores calls to publish paper vote tallies and increases attacks against opposition leaders Nicolás Maduro’s inner circle has threatened to arrest Edmundo González Urrutia and María Corina Machado and is not relenting to pressure from the United States and leftist leaders who demand a verifiable result

Harvard’s Daniel Wilson: ‘We should rethink homework. It’s hard to learn without real-life relevance’ The director of Project Zero, the university’s teaching innovation lab, believes it will be ‘disastrous’ if the educational institutions continue to separate learning from everyday life

The Israeli and the Palestinian who teamed up to film one of the best documentaries of the year: ‘The camera is our only weapon’ Yuval Abraham, who has received death threats in his country, and Basel Adra presented ‘No Other Land’ at the Atlántida festival in Mallorca after it was awarded a Silver Bear at the Berlinale. ‘It’s very hard for us to be screening the film in Spain while the nightmare and attacks continue in Gaza’

Yiech Pur Biel, Olympic refugee athlete: ‘The first time I really ran, I ran for my life’ As a young boy, he was forced to flee his home in South Sudan before going on to compete in the first Refugee Olympic Team, and now uses his experiences to offer hope to others

The mystery of Argentina’s gold: Milei admits that it was transferred abroad, without saying how much or where While the government acknowledges that gold reserves have been sent outside the country, there’s no official information available regarding the purpose of the operation. The gold is now exposed to the risk of being seized, due to long-standing claims against Argentina made by foreign creditors

Spain begins the process to declare its first marine national park on the island of El Hierro The government approves a proposal to protect the Mar de las Calmas, an area of extraordinary biodiversity and beautiful underwater landscapes of volcanic origin

The mystery of the huge global summit in Barcelona that nobody knows anything about An association called SciTech DiploHub sent out a news release about a historic event that attracted 1,300 world leaders, including ministers, Nobel laureates and a Jordanian princess. The only problem is, it never took place

Glen Powell, Hollywood’s last great male hope: ‘If you’re looking for the definition of a movie star, that’s him’ The ‘Top Gun’ actor is handsome, charismatic, talented, has Tom Cruise in his corner and has been knocking on the doors of the Hollywood A-list for years. After the success of ‘Anyone but You’ and ‘Hit Man,’ the release of ‘Twisters’ is set to anoint him as the star of summer

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