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AMERICAS
In Colombia, Armed Groups Recruit Children Through the Endless Scroll
Colombia’s armed groups are turning TikTok and Facebook feeds into recruitment corridors, using coded posts and recommendation algorithms to find…
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AMERICAS
Amazon Nations Turn Emergency Declaration Into a Blueprint for Survival
Indigenous nations across the Amazon have issued more than another warning. Their new Pan-Amazon mandate demands self-government, secure territories, free…
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LIFE
Bolivia’s Mosaic Women Turn Broken Tiles Into Lasting Public Power
In Cochabamba, discarded ceramics become mosaics, murals, and income through Kuska, a women’s collective that has spent thirteen years turning…
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ANALYSIS
Chile Tests Democracy as Kast’s Security Cure Expands Executive Power
Chile’s fight against organized crime has entered a constitutional danger zone, as President José Antonio Kast seeks sweeping emergency powers…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Floods Expose How Rain Finds the Same Forgotten Streets
Six people remain missing after torrential rains flooded Caracas and neighboring states, turning rivers into traps, burying homes in mud…
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Environment
Colombia Fights Wildfires While Tolima Counts the Cost in Ash
Wildfires scorching Colombia have turned Tolima into the country’s emergency center, threatening a gas pipeline, destroying crops and exposing how…
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ECONOMY
Panama Guards a Thirsty Canal as Trade and Threats Converge
Panama is tightening ship traffic as drought lowers canal water, while multinational forces rehearse defenses against cartels and attacks. The…
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SPORTS
Brazil’s Chapecoense Bets on Carvalho While Relegation Shadows Gather Again
Chapecoense has signed Spanish youth champion Miguel Carvalho while sitting last in Brazil’s top flight. For a club forever marked…
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ECONOMY
Argentina’s RIGI Bets on Oil, Copper, Code, and Long Concessions
Argentina’s flagship investment regime has attracted nearly $199 billion in proposed projects. Still, most money is flowing toward oil, gas,…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Turns Classroom Sex Education Into Its New Culture War
Colombia’s education minister says a “woke” campaign has infiltrated sex education, placing parents, teachers, churches, and children inside a widening…
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