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AMERICAS
Dosquebradas Counts Losses as Colombia Relearns Its Seismic Lessons Again
Two days after Colombia’s deadliest earthquake this century, Dosquebradas is digging through concrete, grief, and economic ruin, exposing why seismic…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Cuba Opens Solar Charging Station Amid Its Deepening Power Crisis
Cuba’s first fast solar charging station rises beside the National Highway as blackouts stretch beyond 20 hours, offering electric drivers…
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AMERICAS
Peru Still Walks Beneath Shining Path’s Long and Violent Shadow
Two arrests in Huánuco have reopened Peru’s darkest insurgent history, revealing how Shining Path survives not as the army it…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Mexico Guards Avocado Gold as Cartels Tax the Harvest Again
Mexico has ringed Michoacán’s avocado belt with troops, intelligence posts, and guarded inspection routes after a U.S. security alert briefly…
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ECONOMY
Colombia Earthquake Cracks Open the Nation’s Deepest Inequality Fault Lines
From Chocó’s isolated communities to Pereira’s shattered neighborhoods and Cali’s damaged economic corridors, Colombia’s strongest earthquake this century has revealed…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Colombia Finds Water Democracy Beneath La Mojana’s Ancient Raised Fields
Across Colombia’s Caribbean wetlands, ancient farmers built raised fields and canals that controlled floods, survived droughts, and worked without kings.…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Watches UNAM’s AI Exam Crisis Make Merit Pay Twice
UNAM’s first fully online admissions test promised wider access across Mexico. Instead, suspected artificial intelligence cheating triggered a mass retest,…
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SPORTS
Argentine Icon Mario Kempes Turned Valencia Doubt Into Mestalla Immortality
Fifty years after Mario Kempes landed in Spain as an uncertain 22-year-old prospect, Valencia still measures greatness by his goals,…
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AMERICAS
Pereira and Cali Lose Sleep as Earthquake Forces Colombia into Grim Census of Ruins
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake turned Colombia’s western cities into rescue grounds, forcing curfews in Pereira and Cali as families guarded…
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ECONOMY
Latin America Battles Illegal Gold as Rivers Become Crime Scenes
From Peru’s Nanay basin to Yanomami lands and Colombia’s Pacific forests, illegal gold mining now finances armed groups, poisons Indigenous…
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