In Luque, Paraguay, a glass barrier keeps visitors away from the World Cup trophy. Yet people lean in, as if being closer could change their luck. The museum display becomes a quiet reflection on hope, superstition, and the future of South American football.
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Willie Colón developed salsa in New York and observed its spread across Latin America as a shared language of pride, survival, and street poetry. His collaborations, albums, and social narratives transformed barrio sound into a…
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After Bogotá teenagers ate chocolate-covered raspberries, thallium killed Inés de Bedout, 14, and Emilia Forero,…
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On May 8, the world observes the 80th anniversary of Victory in…
Fifty years ago, renowned Salvadoran poet Roque Dalton was murdered under murky…
