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SPORTS
Argentine Batistuta’s Hat-Trick Crown Faces World Cup Poachers in 2026
As the 2026 World Cup opens across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, Gabriel Batistuta's rare record faces its fiercest…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Confronts Female Genital Mutilation With Law and Moral Patience
Colombia's new female genital mutilation law targets a hidden crisis affecting Indigenous girls, choosing prevention over punishment and forcing Latin…
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Environment
Guatemala’s Pacific Graves Show Climate Crisis Eating Latin America’s Shoreline
Tropical Storm Cristina exposed Guatemala's Pacific coast as a frontline of climate change, where rising seas, violent surf, damaged homes,…
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SPORTS
Mexican Maracaná Dreams of Pele Magic in Tepito’s World Cup
In Mexico City's Tepito neighborhood, a community field named Maracaná is chasing Brazilian visitors for World Cup 2026, turning one…
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Entertainment
Brazilian Legend Ronaldinho Turns Camisa 10 into Bad Bunny Pop Passport
Ronaldinho's Camisa 10 album gathers 60 tracks and artists from 18 countries, turning a football icon's lifelong love of rhythm…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia Roadblocks Bite Back as Paz Faces Emergency Rule Reckoning
Bolivia's roadblock crisis has moved from mountain highways into La Paz's civic heart, where citizens demanding emergency powers now expose…
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AMERICAS
Latin American Approval Fever Crowns Bukele, Tests Sheinbaum, Exposes Fractures
CB Global Data's June survey shows Latin America rewarding security, stability, and political theater, with Nayib Bukele, Claudia Sheinbaum, and…
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ANALYSIS
Peru’s Overseas Ballots Turn Expat Privilege into Election Suspense Again
Peru's presidential runoff may hinge on overseas ballots, isolated Amazon communities, and disputed tally sheets, raising an uneasy democratic question:…
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SPORTS
Uruguay NOMA Carries a Small Nation’s Giant Football Tradition
At Uruguay matches, the phrase "Uruguay nomá" is not just decoration. It is a border, a prayer, and a dare,…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Talks Test Washington as Prisoners Become Democracy’s Hardest Currency
As Washington and Havana circle another negotiation, Cuban rights groups warn that political prisoners, prison hunger, and basic freedoms cannot…
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