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Kate Linthicum

Mexico City

International Correspondent at Los Angeles Times

international correspondent for the @latimes based in Mexico City

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  • 1 week ago | nny360.com | Faith E. Pinho |David Savage |Kate Linthicum

    WASHINGTON — El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said he would not return to the United States a man who was wrongly deported by the Trump administration, despite a Supreme Court ruling that said the United States should take steps to facilitate his return.

  • 1 week ago | arcamax.com | Faith E. Pinho |David Savage |Kate Linthicum

    WASHINGTON — El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said he would not return to the United States a man who was wrongly deported by the Trump administration, despite a Supreme Court ruling that said the United States should take steps to facilitate his return.

  • 1 week ago | latimes.com | Kate Linthicum

    Rawayana, a Venezuelan band that has drawn the ire of the country’s authoritarian leader, accepting a Grammy earlier this year. Rawayana, a band composed of Venezuelan émigrés whose trippy, Caribbean-soaked pop has earned it global acclaim, was riding high. Late last year the group had just been nominated for a Grammy, been confirmed for this month’s Coachella lineup and was about to release a new album with the beloved Colombian band Bomba Estéreo.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Kate Linthicum

    NowEcuador's next president faces rampant drug violence and few resources to combat itGUAYAQUIL, Ecuador — Sunday's presidential election in Ecuador is one of the closest and most decisive in recent years. It comes as drug gang violence hits record levels, with Ecuador now experiencing one of the highest homicide rates in Latin America.

  • 1 week ago | abqjournal.com | Kate Linthicum

    MEXICO CITY — A war over water is brewing at the U.S.-Mexico border. This week, President Donald Trump threatened Mexico with new tariffs for failing to deliver billions of gallons of water under a 1944 treaty governing the dispersal of three rivers that run through both countries. kAm“|6I:4@ 92D 366? DE62=:?8 E96 H2E6C 7C@> %6I2D 72C>6CD[” %CF>A HC@E6 @? %CFE9 $@4:2=[ H2C?:?8 E92E “H6 H:== <66A 6D42=2E:?8 4@?D6BF6?46D[ :?4=F5:?8 %p#xuu$ 2?5[ >2J36 6G6?

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Kate Linthicum
Kate Linthicum @katelinthicum
13 Mar 25

Mexico, where maize was born some 9,000 years ago, has amended its constitution to ban the planting of genetically modified (American) corn. https://t.co/vkWnTFYeHx

Kate Linthicum
Kate Linthicum @katelinthicum
21 Feb 25

This quote is wild. The top DEA official in Mexico tells us the U.S. hopes cartels will stop producing fentanyl ... and return to making other drugs: "cocaine and methamphetamines and a little bit of heroin.” https://t.co/v5Yw1QhGRk https://t.co/LtlPBZfPST

Kate Linthicum
Kate Linthicum @katelinthicum
21 Feb 25

Top DEA agent in Mexico says recent drone flights here and the designation of cartels as "terrorist organizations" may be setting the stage for U.S. strikes. w/ @mawilner and @PmcdonnellLAT https://t.co/v5Yw1QhGRk