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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Ecuador’s Galápagos Tortoises Return to Floreana and Stir New Questions
For the first time in more than one hundred eighty years, young giant tortoises are moving across Floreana again. Their…
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AMERICAS
Mexico Pursued El Mencho Using a Romantic Partner and U.S. Intelligence in a High-Risk Mountain Raid
A predawn raid in Mexico’s mountains resulted in the death of El Mencho, the country’s most wanted cartel leader, following…
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SPORTS
Paraguay Gets World Cup Fever as Fans Touch Football History
In Luque, Paraguay, a glass barrier keeps visitors away from the World Cup trophy. Yet people lean in, as if…
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Entertainment
Willie Colón: Architect of Latin America’s Salsa Soundtrack for Decades
Willie Colón developed salsa in New York and observed its spread across Latin America as a shared language of pride,…
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ECONOMY
Cubans Walk as Fuel Crisis Paralyzes Daily Life
As U.S. pressure cuts oil supplies to Cuba, buses become scarce, gas stations run dry, and many Cubans walk miles…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Dominican Republic Searches for Enriquillo, the Continent’s First Guerrillero and Historical Figure
Archaeologists in the Dominican Republic are searching for Enriquillo, the Taíno leader recognized as the Americas' first guerrillero. At a…
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ANALYSIS
Peru’s New Interim President Brings Old Cases Back to Life
Peru has a new interim president, and what surprises people is not his age but the controversies he brings. José…
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SPORTS
Vinícius, Benfica, And Latin America’s Unfinished War on Stadium Racism
In Lisbon, Vinicius Junior’s celebration, a paused Champions League match, and a UEFA investigation revived football’s oldest debate: is racism…
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ECONOMY
Cuba’s Fuel Shortage Impacts Markets Where Tomatoes Influence Prices
In Havana, a forty-five-minute walk has replaced bus rides due to Cuba's fuel rationing. Farmers' markets remain open, but deliveries…
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AMERICAS
Mexico’s El Mencho Dead and Cartels Torch Roads in Fury
After Mexico announced it had killed cartel leader El Mencho, fires and roadblocks appeared in at least 13 states. The…
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