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French media are reacting to comments by members of Germany's far-right AfD party who have voiced revanchist claims over Alsace and Moselle, territories annexed by Germany in the past. Outlets including Marianne and Le HuffPost report on the rhetoric, warning about territorial fantasies circulating in parts of the German far right. The remarks have drawn attention in France as tensions over the country's eastern border history resurface.
- 2Trump tomato tariffs may end free chips and salsa at restaurants●Houston Public Media: Trump tomato tariffs could spell the end of free chips, salsa at restaurants The 17% tariff on Mex
A 17% tariff on Mexican tomato imports under the Trump administration, combined with poor weather in Florida and Mexico, has driven up the price of salsa ingredients. Houston Public Media reports that US restaurants, especially Mexican ones, may have to stop offering the traditional free chips and salsa basket as costs climb.
- 3Karol G Visits New Colombian Bar in Bushwick▼Karol G Visited Salsamentaria La Milagrosa, a New Colombian Bar in Bushwick
Colombian pop star Karol G stopped by Salsamentaria La Milagrosa, a newly opened Colombian bar in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood. The visit is drawing attention in the local community and among fans, spotlighting the bar and Bushwick's growing Colombian food and nightlife scene.
- 4Taqueria-Style Red Salsa with Chile de Árbol: Recipe and Tips●How to Make Authentic Taqueria-Style Red Salsa with Chile de Árbol: Recipe, Secrets, and Pro Tips
A recipe guide for authentic taqueria-style red salsa made with chile de árbol is circulating in food media. It walks through preparing the Mexican restaurant staple at home, sharing secrets and professional tips for achieving the right heat, texture and flavor. Readers are sharing the instructions as interest in traditional Mexican salsas remains strong.
- 5Smithsonian hosts salsa tour for Hispanic Heritage Month▼Hispanic Heritage Month Guided Tour: ¡Puro Ritmo! The Musical Journey of Salsa
The Smithsonian is offering a guided tour titled ¡Puro Ritmo! The Musical Journey of Salsa as part of its Hispanic Heritage Month programming. The tour explores the history and cultural impact of salsa music. It is part of a wider slate of events the institution runs each year to mark the month-long celebration of Hispanic and Latino heritage in the United States.