@realJeffreyP

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"For researchers who are looking for a source to verify this story, I've been looking for but can't find an English language version. Bear with me, here's a article in Spanish, it's important news so worth the hassle to run through Google translate."

Your reference link: https://vanguardia.com.mx/articulo/rechazan-amparo-de-collado-contra-congelamiento-de-cuentas

Problem statement:

Google Translate won't/can't translate your link directly from https://translate.google.com/

This happens more often than makes sense. I don't know why.

Solution 1: Give up.

Solution 2: Try harder.

Step 1:

Go to google.com (not Google Translate) using Firefox

Step 2:

Search for the headline of your article in Spanish

Plain Google search for "Rechazan amparo de Collado contra congelamiento de cuentas"

Step 3:

When the Google results are returned your article will display (usually) first AND there will be an option from Google to "Translate this page"

Step 4:

Click the "Translate this page" hyperlink.

Step 5:

Copy the Google Translate link.

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=https://vanguardia.com.mx/articulo/rechazan-amparo-de-collado-contra-congelamiento-de-cuentas&prev=search

Step 6: Paste link in Twitter and share with the world.

Step 7: Keep up the good work.