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AMERICAS
Peru Sends Soldiers to Prison Gates While the Real Crisis Lives Inside
Peru’s security crackdown puts soldiers outside overcrowded prisons. Still, President Keiko Fujimori faces a harder test inside: dismantling criminal command…
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AMERICAS
Brazil Waves Its Flags While a Supreme Court Feud Steals the Parade
Brazil’s Independence Day became a contest over sovereignty as Lula celebrated national autonomy and Flávio Bolsonaro targeted a Supreme Court…
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ANALYSIS
Mexican Femicide Ruling Puts Both Conservative Principles and Liberal Promises on Trial
Paola Buenrostro’s killing will be prosecuted as aggravated femicide, not under the newer law bearing her name. The Mexican ruling…
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LIFE
Mexican Journalist Finds Home Needs Instructions, Then Builds Retache for Fellow Returnees
After 30 years in the United States, Mariano Ávila returned to Mexico and discovered that citizenship did not make reintegration…
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AMERICAS
Colombian Wounaan Families Fled Guerrillas, Then an Earthquake Took Their Children’s Only School
Thirteen years after fleeing guerrilla recruitment, 35 Wounaan families near Buenaventura have lost their only school to Colombia’s August earthquake.…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s First Month Under De la Espriella Tests Strength Against Crisis and War
One month into office, Colombia’s Abelardo de la Espriella has paired earthquake relief with military offensives and confrontations with judges.…
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LIFE
Panama’s Dark Beach Guards Four Turtle Species Against a Rapidly Brightening Coastline
On Panama’s Pacific coast, residents patrol Mata Oscura with sticks, gloves, and decades of experience, rescuing turtle eggs before tides,…
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LIFE
Latin American Families Find a Fragile Refuge Beside Georgia’s Vast Detention Machine
Near one of America’s largest immigration detention centers, El Refugio offers beds, food, toys, and something harder to measure: dignity.…
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LIFE
El Salvador Faces a Homeland Crisis as TPS Ends for Thousands Abroad
More than 170,000 Salvadorans in the United States could lose legal protection on September 9, turning a bureaucratic deadline into…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Judge Temporarily Bars Airstrikes When Intelligence Shows Children May Be Present
Colombia’s renewed air war against armed groups has exposed an old national wound: children recruited into violence can become battlefield…
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