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Where Should You Spend and Save When Building a Custom Home?
Building a custom home gives you the freedom to choose the features, materials, and layout that work best for your…
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SPORTS
Buenos Aires Gives Basque Pelota a World Stage and an Argentine Accent
Buenos Aires opened its first Basque Pelota World Championship with Euskadi beating Spain, but Argentina’s role reaches beyond hosting. Migrant…
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LIFE
Peru Honors the Lord of Miracles Whose Purple Procession Outlived an Empire
Peru’s Lord of Miracles has earned recognition as an Andean heritage site, honoring a devotion carried from colonial Lima to…
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ANALYSIS
Venezuela Vows to Reform Hate Law After Forcing Opposition Into Silence
Venezuela’s proposed hate law reform follows years of prosecutions and an official admission of abuse. With hundreds still under court…
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AMERICAS
Barber Bus Becomes Neonatal Lifeline After Panama Earthquake Shakes Hospitals
Three premature babies found temporary shelter inside a Panama barber bus after a powerful earthquake disrupted hospital care. Their improvised…
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ANALYSIS
Guatemala Counts Fewer Murders as Abandoned Bodies Tell a More Troubling Story
Guatemala’s homicide toll has edged downward, yet discoveries of wrapped, abandoned bodies have surged. Concentrated around the capital, the pattern…
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LIFE
Paraguay Floods Put Families on the Move and Border Life on Hold
Paraná River flooding has forced more than 600 families from their homes in Paraguay, while 14 migration posts suspend operations.…
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AMERICAS
Panama Counts the Cost as Washington’s Drug War Returns to Familiar Ground
A New York Times report describing a 600-soldier deployment has revived questions about U.S. military ambitions in Panama. An embassy…
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ECONOMY
Brazil Cuts Working Hours as Lula Races to Beat the Election Clock
Brazil’s Senate has approved a 40-hour workweek without cutting pay, handing Lula a powerful campaign victory before the presidential runoff.…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Greets Leo XIV, Debating Pope Francis’s Unfinished Legacy
In a surprise turn, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an American with deep roots in Peru, has become Pope Leo XIV.…
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