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LIFE
Guatemalan Farmers Lose Their Harvests and Find Hunger Growing in Their Place
In eastern Guatemala, drought has destroyed crops meant to keep families fed when other harvests failed. Empty wells, lost investments,…
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ANALYSIS
Bolivia and Chile Face 147 Years of History in One Neighborly Question
Bolivia’s invitation to Chile to choose a different relationship reaches back to a war, a lost coastline, and decades without…
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AMERICAS
The Malvinas War Ended, but Britain and Argentina Still Battle Over Tomorrow
Forty-four years after the Malvinas War, renewed Argentina-Britain tensions reach far beyond diplomatic speeches. Islanders navigate disrupted commerce, wounded memories…
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LIFE
Mexico Welcomes Its Heritage Home While France Clings to the Absurd Notion It Owns Latin America’s Past
The Azcatitlan Codex has returned to Mexico on loan after 186 years abroad. Its temporary exhibition raises questions about ownership,…
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SPORTS
Montevideo City Torque Crashes Sudamericana Semifinals with Cinderella Drama and Famous Relatives
Montevideo City Torque has reached its first continental semifinal after overturning Cienciano’s two-goal advantage. Uruguay’s surprise package carries a mechanical…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Honduras Farm Planted Sunflowers for Cows and Harvested 70,000 Annual Visitors Instead
At Copán Ruinas, a family’s drought response became a sunflower attraction drawing mostly Honduran visitors. Behind the photographs lie dairy…
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ANALYSIS
Malvinas Bill Raises Penalties, but Who Will Actually Help Argentina Enforce Them?
Argentina’s proposed Malvinas sovereignty law would raise prison terms and widen sanctions. Britain rejects Argentine jurisdiction, while Washington’s talk of…
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AMERICAS
Ecuador Resets the Curfew Clock as Homicide Figures Tell a Longer Story
Ecuador’s latest curfew restricts nighttime movement as authorities pursue criminal groups. But homicide figures and an expert’s warning pose a…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Rightly Rejects ELN Hostage Swaps Because Human Lives Are Not Political Currency
Colombia’s refusal to accept ELN hostage swaps deserves support. Human lives cannot become political currency, and a recent rescue offers…
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SPORTS
Colombian Soccer Rolls Out the Red Carpet but Cannot Turn Back Time
James Rodríguez and Juan Cuadrado bring famous names and genuine trophies back to Colombian soccer. But their returns invite harder…
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