Chile’s anger over Washington’s Magellan Strait comments is not diplomatic theater. From Mexico’s lost provinces to Panama’s canal enclave, Latin American history explains why offers to protect sovereignty, tied to political cooperation, sound less like friendship than a familiar invoice.
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Piero’s death at 81 leaves Latin America mourning the voice behind “Mi viejo.” His exile and commitment to Colombia’s peace expose a harder truth: governments that persecute dissent cannot turn repression into justice by calling…
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At the Paris trial over Argentine rugby player Federico Martín Aramburu’s killing, his mother alleges…
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This true crime feature unravels the haunting tale of Dr. Janet Johnson,…
