Nuevo Miami

Nuevo Miami covers the people, culture & ideas shaping the hemisphere’s most important diaspora capital — The Gateway to the Americas — unlocking Miami’s Latin influence and focusing on the top news stories in South Florida. From breaking news to culture, food, art, and politics — we cover what matters most to Miami’s Hispanic community. Welcome to the real Miami

Kenya Helicopter Crash Kills 7 — Ecuador Intel Chief, Wife, Miami Food Restauranteur & Telemundo Exec On Board

Kenya safari helicopter crash kills all seven on board, including Miami restaurateur Roger Duarte & Telemundo executive José Suárez — a loss also touching Ecuador’s national intelligence director

By Sociedad Media

/ 21 Aug 2026

Kenya Helicopter Crash Kills 7 — Ecuador Intel Chief, Wife, Miami Food Restauranteur & Telemundo Exec On Board

Miami’s Tech Boom Is Here. The Question Is What Comes Next?

Miami’s tech ecosystem grows roughly $95 billion, pulling in nearly $2 billion in venture capital in first half of 2026

By Sociedad Media

/ 21 Aug 2026

Miami’s Tech Boom Is Here. The Question Is What Comes Next?

Democratic Socialists Storm South Florida: A Rally, the DSA & a Primary Election To Shape November

Rally headlined by Rep. Rashida Tlaib canceled by its venue amid “anti-Jew” allegations. DSA-backed candidate Oliver Larkin’s remarks accuses critics of “Islamophobia” as South Florida primary hits controversial flashpoint for Democrats

By Sociedad Media

/ 17 Aug 2026

Democratic Socialists Storm South Florida: A Rally, the DSA & a Primary Election To Shape November

Miami’s Condo Crisis Has a Delayed Detonation Date, and It’s Hitting Owners & Buyers Right Now

Post-Surfside safety laws hit Miami’s condo market — special assessments up to $100,000+ per unit, over 1,400 buildings frozen out of conventional financing, and 20-40% value declines in older complexes

By Sociedad Media

/ 14 Aug 2026

Miami’s Condo Crisis Has a Delayed Detonation Date, and It’s Hitting Owners & Buyers Right Now

Cuba’s Military Holds $18 Billion in Liquid Assets While Its People Endure Blackouts and Hunger

Miami Herald investigation finds Cuba’s military-run GAESA holds roughly $18 billion in liquid assets — exceeding Costa Rica, Panama, and Uruguay’s combined reserves

By Dionys Duroc

/ 14 Aug 2026

Cuba’s Military Holds $18 Billion in Liquid Assets While Its People Endure Blackouts and Hunger

Inside the FBI’s Widening Investigation Into Argentina’s Fútbol Federation & Its South Florida Money Trail

What began as a preliminary FBI inquiry into Argentina’s fútbol federation has grown into a full grand jury investigation, tracing $260 million through South Florida shell companies and major U.S. banks

By Sociedad Media

/ 11 Aug 2026

Inside the FBI’s Widening Investigation Into Argentina’s Fútbol Federation & Its South Florida Money Trail

Florida’s First Open Governor’s Race in Eight Years: What Miami’s Latino Community Should Watch For

Florida’s first open governor’s race in eight years features a commanding, Trump-endorsed lead for Byron Donalds — but polling shows a nearly even Hispanic vote split

By Sociedad Media

/ 7 Aug 2026

Florida’s First Open Governor’s Race in Eight Years: What Miami’s Latino Community Should Watch For

Colombia Inaugurates a New President in Cali. Miami’s Colombian Community Has Been Celebrating Since June

Abelardo de la Espriella is sworn in on Friday in Cali, the first Colombian inauguration held outside Bogotá in decades — anticipated by Miami’s Colombian community and GOP delegation alike

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 Aug 2026

Colombia Inaugurates a New President in Cali. Miami’s Colombian Community Has Been Celebrating Since June

For the First Time Ever, Miami Costs More Than NYC — Here’s What Your Need To Know

For the first time ever, Miami now costs more to live in than New York — driven by soaring insurance, taxes, and housing

By Sociedad Media

/ 31 Jul 2026

For the First Time Ever, Miami Costs More Than NYC — Here’s What Your Need To Know

Rep. Carlos Giménez Escalates Attacks on Sheinbaum Over Mexico’s Cuba Support, Invokes USMCA Leverage

Miami Congressman Carlos Giménez escalated a months-long campaign against Sheinbaum, accusing her of propping up Cuba’s government & warning it could jeopardize Mexico’s standing in USMCA talks

By Dionys Duroc

/ 31 Jul 2026

Rep. Carlos Giménez Escalates Attacks on Sheinbaum Over Mexico’s Cuba Support, Invokes USMCA Leverage

Is Miami Failing to Assimilate? A New Data Debate Raises Hard Questions for the City's Future

Miami is the only major Hispanic metro where Spanish retention is rising, not fading — but the data complicates the “failure to assimilate” narrative

By Sociedad Media

/ 24 Jul 2026

Is Miami Failing to Assimilate? A New Data Debate Raises Hard Questions for the City's Future

Political Prisoner Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Arrived in Miami This Week, Released By Cuban Regime

Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrived in Miami on July 18 after five years in prison, released on the condition he never return to Cuba

By Dionys Duroc

/ 24 Jul 2026

Political Prisoner Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Arrived in Miami This Week, Released By Cuban Regime