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Latinus

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[luh-tahy-nuhs, -tee-] / ləˈtaɪ nəs, -ˈti- /

noun

Roman Legend.
  1. the father of Lavinia and king of Latium at the time of the arrival of Aeneas.


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Last week the Mexican news outlet Latinus published a leaked audio of Interior Minister Adán Augusto López telling lawmakers that the president had said they were in an “ideal” situation and that there was “no urgency” to nominate new commissioners.

From Los Angeles Times

Justice Yasmin Esquivel has been embroiled in controversy since December when local news outlet Latinus published accusations she had plagiarized the work, as she stood to potentially become the new head of the country's top tribunal.

From Reuters

The accusations against Esquivel came in an op-ed published in the Mexican news outlet Latinus.

From Los Angeles Times

Justice Yasmin Esquivel was this week accused by Mexican news outlet Latinus of plagiarizing her 1987 university undergraduate thesis, prompting calls for her to step down.

From Reuters

According to Latinus, the video was filmed in 2015 just ahead of elections in which the newly-formed Morena party of Lopez Obrador was competing in its first elections.

From Reuters