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ECONOMY
Brazil Pushes Back Hard as U.S. Slaps 50 Percent Tariffs Overnight
Brazil’s government is sounding the alarm over unexpected 50 percent tariffs from the U.S., accusing Washington of stonewalling months of…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Colombian President Faces Legal Storm as Spanish Businessman Fights Back
In a fiery clash that’s rocking Colombia’s healthcare world, Spanish businessman Joseba Grajales is suing President Gustavo Petro after being…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia Colombia Cuba Honduras Stand United Against Arms to Israel
In Bogotá this July, a bold coalition led by Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, and Honduras vowed to cut off weapons fueling…
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ANALYSIS
Trump vs. the Cartels | As the U.S. Tightens Its Grip on Fentanyl, Mexico Bristles—and the Crisis Only Grows More Complicated
In a charged White House address, Donald Trump blamed Mexican cartels for flooding U.S. streets with fentanyl, calling for tougher…
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AMERICAS
As a Lake Disappears, Mexico and Texas Clash Over Water Promises Made in a Different Climate
Where Lake Toronto once shimmered behind Mexico's La Boquilla dam, there's now cracked earth and bone-dry riverbeds. As presidents trade…
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AMERICAS
How Colombia and Ecuador Are Rewriting Law to Listen to Nature Itself
In Colombia and Ecuador, rivers and forests can now sue for their survival. By granting ecosystems legal rights, two Andean…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
How Arhuaco Youth Are Using VR to Protect Colombia’s Sacred Heart
High in Colombia's Sierra Nevada, Arhuaco youth like Sey'arin Villafaña are using virtual reality and AI to reimagine ancestral stewardship—offering…
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LIFE
How Latin Americans Are Rewriting the Spanish Soundscape, One Podcast at a Time
Nearly one in ten people living in Spain today were born in Latin America. As migrant voices multiply, new podcasts…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Bolivian Students Forge Lithium Dreams into a Home‑Built Electric Car
On a high plateau where gasoline is scarce and lithium is abundant, a team of Bolivian engineering students has built…
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ECONOMY
Panama Indigenous River Community Seeks New Trade After Migrant Wave Ends
Bajo Chiquito once braced each dawn for thousands of migrants stumbling out of the jungle. Now, the Emberá village stands…
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