Two months after earthquakes killed more than 6,500 people, 700 dogs and cats remain sheltered in La Guaira. Their wounds reveal a neglected frontier of disaster recovery, where grief, disease, overcrowding, and uncertain reunions continue long after rescue crews depart.
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Rubén Rada, the singer and percussionist who carried Afro-Uruguayan candombe from Montevideo’s Barrio Sur into rock clubs, jazz sessions and international stages, died at 83, leaving Uruguay to mourn not merely an artist, but a…
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The extradition of Pequeño J puts a brutal Florencio Varela killing back before Argentina, where…
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