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Entertainment
Uruguayan Legend Rubén Rada Made the Whole World Dance Candombe
Rubén Rada, the singer and percussionist who carried Afro-Uruguayan candombe from Montevideo’s Barrio Sur into rock clubs, jazz sessions and…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru’s Ancient Serpents Reveal How Caral Survived a Thirsting World
Discoveries at Vichama, a Caral-linked city north of Lima, show snakes carved in bone, wood, and antler as symbols of…
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AMERICAS
Paraguay Demands Brazil Return Cannons from Latin America’s Bloodiest War
Paraguay’s demand that Brazil return the Cañón Cristiano reopens Latin America’s bloodiest interstate war. At the same time, Colombia’s forgotten…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Religious Freedom Depends on Keeping Presidential Power Firmly Secular
Colombia’s ordered presidential apology is more than courtroom theater. It tests whether a secular republic can welcome believers without conscripting…
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Entertainment
Mexico’s Blue Demon Jr. Trades Wrestling Glory for Healing Hands
After surviving abuse, stage-four cancer, burns and months in a wheelchair, Mexico’s Blue Demon Jr. is planning his wrestling tour…
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AMERICAS
Argentina Reopens Its Malvinas Fault Line Over British Ship Docking
A British vessel’s stop in Ushuaia has reopened Argentina’s territorial wound, pitting Javier Milei’s government against Tierra del Fuego while…
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LIFE
Lima Unearths Santa Rosa’s Hospital Beneath a Garden of Faith
Five days before Peru honors Santa Rosa, Lima opened a buried sixteenth-century hospital where the future saint tended the sick,…
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AMERICAS
Hostages Become Human Shields as Haiti Loses Ground in Kenscoff
More than sixty civilians are being held under threat of execution after gangs killed forty-seven people in Kenscoff, exposing how…
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LIFE
Panama’s Crocodiles Go Viral as the City Invades Their Rivers
Panama City residents increasingly spot crocodiles beside roads, canals and homes, but scientists see no proven population boom. Instead, expanding…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mexico’s Zombie Fungi Turn Ants Into Living Del Toro Nightmares
In Jalisco’s tropical forests, six newly documented fungi hijack ants, steer them toward humid graveyards and grow from their bodies.…
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