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Environment
Peru Watches Machu Picchu Wildfire Burn Through Tourism’s Lifeline Again
A wildfire beside the only rail corridor to Machu Picchu has stranded hundreds, halted ten train departures, and exposed how…
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ANALYSIS
Cuba’s Economic Opening Splits the Revolution From Its Own Left
Cuba’s sweeping economic reforms and the sudden rise of Raúl Castro’s grandson as an unofficial channel to Washington are provoking…
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ECONOMY
Mexico Wants El Mayo’s Billions Back as Sinaloa Keeps Bleeding
Mexico wants a share of the $15 billion forfeiture ordered against Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, arguing that cartel wealth extracted…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Faces a Shadow War as Washington Tightens the Noose
Reports that Washington has expanded intelligence operations inside Cuba arrive as blackouts, sanctions, and political pressure tighten around the island,…
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Environment
Guatemala Evacuates as Fuego Volcano Roars and Old Wounds Reopen
Guatemala’s Fuego volcano is erupting again, forcing families from vulnerable villages as lava fountains, ash clouds, and pyroclastic flows descend…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia’s Evo Standoff Offers a Warning About Democratic Coercion
Bolivia’s pursuit of Evo Morales tests whether democratic states can punish coercive road blockades without turning justice into vengeance. The…
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ANALYSIS
Paraguayan Senator Turns Racist Outrage Into a Shameless Presidential Audition
Celeste Amarilla wants Paraguay’s presidency weeks after racist insults against Kylian Mbappé made her globally notorious. Whether the remarks reflected…
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ECONOMY
Chile Watches Deep Snow Bury Its Vital Argentina Border Crossing
Twenty days after Chile closed Los Libertadores, 6.6 meters of snow still blocks its main road to Argentina. The shutdown…
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ECONOMY
Cuba Goes Dark Again as Old Machines Outlast Every Promise
Cuba’s sixth nationwide blackout this year has left more than nine million people without electricity, exposing how aging Soviet-era plants,…
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Politics
Brazilian Ballots Turn Toward Barracks as Lula Seeks Fourth Mandate
At 80, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is running again, promising stronger defenses after Nicolás Maduro’s capture while confronting sluggish…
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