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AMERICAS
Panama Shuts the Darién—and the Silence Leaves Villages Reeling
A year after the Darién Gap echoed with the paddles of migrant canoes, the jungle is quiet. President José Raúl…
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LIFE
How a Streetwise Argentine Choreographer Is Rewriting the Rules on Indian Stages
Long before the curtain call in Delhi's Kamani Auditorium, the lights were buzzing, the chalk symbols drawn, and five dancers…
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LIFE
As Brazil Closes São Paulo’s Last Downtown Favela, Relief and Regret Collide
Standing on a dusty railroad embankment, Brazil's president promised that every family still living in São Paulo's last downtown favela…
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SPORTS
Cuban Reynaldo Espinoza Lights Up Málaga—and Edges Closer to History
Lightning cracked above the Mediterranean coast before dusk, but the real electricity came from Cuba's Reynaldo Espinoza. His 10.03-second sprint…
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ANALYSIS
Was It a Coup—or a Show? Bolivia Still Doesn’t Know
One year after armored vehicles rammed the wooden doors of Bolivia's old presidential palace, the country still can't agree on…
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AMERICAS
Panama Beach Stalls Migrants Making U-Turn to South America
Four years after caravans surged north through the Darién Gap, Panama is now seeing the same trail run in reverse.…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Sanctions, Sinaloa, and the Banks in the Crosshairs of America’s Fentanyl War
A fresh wave of U.S. financial sanctions has pushed three Mexican banks into the global spotlight, revealing how Washington now…
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AMERICAS
Inside Haiti’s Last Trauma Ward, Holding the Line as a Nation Unravels
On the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, four makeshift operating rooms inside shipping containers now carry the weight of a country on…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Colombia Ancient DNA Reveals Ghost People Lost to History
High in Colombia’s Eastern Andes, scientists have recovered DNA from hunter-gatherer skeletons that belonged to a vanished human lineage—one that…
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ECONOMY
Bolivia’s Last-Ditch Currency Bet: When Spare Change Becomes Crypto Lifeline
On the streets of Cochabamba, people are dropping single-boliviano coins into Bitcoin kiosks—not as speculation, but as survival. As Bolivia’s…
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