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ECONOMY
Venezuela Rebuilds After Earthquakes While Concrete Becomes the New Currency
Venezuela’s earthquake recovery is entering its hardest phase, making rebuilding trust, enforcing safer building codes, and deciding which walls can…
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ANALYSIS
Colombian Death Exposes ICE’s Dangerous Gap Between Enforcement and Justice
A Colombian father’s fatal encounter with ICE in Maine raises a harder question than whether officers may use force: whether…
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AMERICAS
Argentina Turns Naval Wake into Malvinas World Cup Thunder Again
Argentina’s protest over HMS Medway collided with a World Cup semifinal against England, turning naval protocol into public memory. Behind…
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LIFE
Chile Abortion Bill Puts Women’s Choice Through a Political Stethoscope
A far-right proposal in Chile would require doctors to offer fetal cardiac audio before legal abortions, then deny the procedure…
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LIFE
Mental Health: Venezuela Earthquakes Keep Shaking Families After the Ground Goes Still
After twin earthquakes killed 3,899 people in Venezuela, survivors face a quieter emergency: sleepless children, phantom swaying and ordinary rooms…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Reclaims Paramilitary Ranch as Farm Workers Plant a New Future
At La Palmira in Córdoba, a scarred estate once tied to armed power is becoming farmland for nearly 100 families,…
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SPORTS
Argentina and England Kick Open the World Cup’s Malvinas Vault
Wednesday’s semifinal brings Argentina and England together after two decades apart, reviving a football rivalry built from genius, grievance and…
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SPORTS
Colombia Bears the Scar, but World Cup Defeat Turns Players Into Global Targets Globally
Jaminton Campaz’s 2026 ordeal reopened Colombia’s darkest soccer wound, and it also exposed a global pattern: World Cup scapegoating can…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Trinidad Volcano Rises as Venezuela Quakes Put NASA on Fault Watch Again
Off Trinidad’s southern coast, a newborn mud volcano is already washing away, while NASA maps a Venezuelan fault rupture that…
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AMERICAS
Cuba’s Blackouts Turn Five Years of Dissent Into Daily Defiance
Five years after Cuba’s July 11 uprising, rolling blackouts, food shortages, political imprisonment, and quieter street protests have turned a…
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