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LIFE
Argentine Brizuela Defies the Rise of Reggaetón and Corridos with His “Espíritu Profundo” Rock
Forty years after he became known as El Ángel del Rock, Laureano Brizuela is back—older, wiser, and more defiant than…
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AMERICAS
Tears on the Bridge: Seventeen Colombians Walk Home from Venezuelan Prisons
The morning air over Cúcuta smelled of river dust and redemption. Across the Atanasio Girardot Bridge, seventeen Colombians stepped back…
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ANALYSIS
Patria or Colony: Argentina’s Midterms Turn into a Referendum on Milei
Argentina's midterm elections were supposed to be routine—half the Chamber of Deputies, a third of the Senate. But in Buenos…
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LIFE
A Tortilla Shop That Refused to Vanish: The Hispanic Soul of Tucson’s Barrio Anita
In Tucson's Barrio Anita, a tiny storefront built in 1936 still smells like warm flour, memory, and defiance. Anita's Street…
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AMERICAS
Honduras’ Lagoon Guardians Hold the Line Between Hunger and Hope
At Laguna de los Micos, a vast mangrove-fringed lagoon on Honduras's Caribbean coast, the water is mirror-still at dawn. But…
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ECONOMY
Chile’s Endangered Andean Cat Meets the Weight of Copper Dreams
In Chile's high Putaendo Valley, the air tastes of stone and snowmelt. Here, along the Rocín River, cameras have captured…
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LIFE
Ecuador’s Hidden Guardians Chart a Future the World Can’t See
Along the Bobonaza River in Ecuador's Pastaza province, the Kichwa families of Pakayaku move by canoe and patrol with spears,…
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SPORTS
Argentine Franco Mastantuono Learns Madrid’s Hardest Lesson on the Fast Track
Franco Mastantuono's rise has been the kind of story Real Madrid loves to tell—teenage debutant, daring touches, the weight of…
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ECONOMY
Bolivia’s Mountain of Silver Stands on the Edge of Collapse
At 15,600 feet above sea level, Potosí's Cerro Rico—the "Rich Hill" that once financed empires—still glints with promise, but every…
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LIFE
Brazil’s Guardians of the Sea Pull Hope from the Mud
The mangroves breathe again. In Rio de Janeiro's vast Guanabara Bay, a place long choked by plastic, tides now ripple…
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