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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mexico’s High-Tech Showdown: US Ship Breaches Marine Sanctuary
The Red Rooster III, a vessel registered in the United States, caused concern when it entered Mexico's Revillagigedo National Park.…
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LIFE
Argentina’s Daring Urban Star María Becerra Redefines Global Music Identity
María Becerra, an Argentine star, became prominent in today's urban pop music. She built a special persona that combined genuine…
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SPORTS
Brazil’s Women’s Football: Defying Bans, Embracing Future Triumph
Following almost four decades of prohibition (1941-1979), women's football in Brazil has undergone a big change. Official regulations once suppressed…
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ANALYSIS
Panama Accord Sparks Debate on Expanded U.S. Presence
Panama and the United States have a new security agreement. It formed because Washington wanted to control the historic interoceanic…
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LIFE
Colombian Tourism Shaken After Grisly Discovery
Last weekend, Santa Marta's beaches were the site of a horrifying event. The police found the dismembered body of Alessandro…
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LIFE
Colombian Santiago Cruz: Fifteen Years of Musical Dignity
Fifteen years have passed since Colombian singer-songwriter Santiago Cruz released his famed album Cruce de Caminos, but he remains devoted…
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AMERICAS
Ecuador’s Largest Prison: Battling Gangs, Disease, and Despair
In Guayaquil's infamous Penitenciaría del Litoral, Ecuador's biggest and most lethal prison, violence and illness converge during a battle for…
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AMERICAS
Crossing Borders: US Doctors Learn Abortions in Mexico
After the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Medical, students plus doctors in America encountered reduced opportunities to study abortion care.…
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LIFE
Colombian Women Freed in Spain as Sex Traffickers Face Justice
Spanish police have freed eight Colombian women, aged 18 to 25, from an alleged sex trafficking ring on the island…
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