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AMERICAS
Uruguayan Appeal to Save Life Becomes Today’s Governing Test 12 Years Later
Twelve years after José "Pepe" Mujica's UN broadside against market idolatry and corrosive individualism, New York honors the Uruguayan farmer-statesman.…
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AMERICAS
Colombia’s Reckoning With Dignity: Euthanasia Access Expands Amid Unfinished Debate
Colombia's sharp rise in euthanasia cases is not a moral collapse; it is a moral reckoning. A new report shows…
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LIFE
Latin America’s Invisible Disability: Why Migraine Demands Urgent Recognition Now
Migraine is not just a headache. It is a neurological disorder that disables millions across Latin America, draining productivity, warping…
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AMERICAS
Colombian Thunder at the UN: Petro’s Challenge to Missiles, Myths, and Mimicry
At the United Nations, Colombian President Gustavo Petro torched drug-war orthodoxy, denounced U.S. Caribbean strikes, and urged remaking global security.…
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SPORTS
Jamaica’s sprint queen Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce bows out in glory
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce closed her glittering sprint career where it began—on Japanese soil—with one final medal, one last roar from the…
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SPORTS
Thirty Hours, Three Summits: How One Runner Redrew Peru’s Map of Possibility
In under thirty sleepless hours, 22-year-old Thomas Schilter linked Chachani, Misti, and Picchu Picchu on foot, a first for Arequipa's…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Drones, Dairy, and a Denomination: How Turrialba Is Digitizing Costa Rica’s Countryside
On a small dairy outside Turrialba, pasture isn't guessed anymore—it's measured from the air. As Costa Rica chases productivity without…
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ECONOMY
Ferries on Pause: How Trinidad–Venezuela Tensions Are Sinking Everyday Life
Ferry slips, once busy between Trinidad and Venezuela, have gone quiet as U.S. warships cruise the Caribbean and rhetoric hardens.…
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LIFE
Concrete Floors, Living Futures: How Guatemala Can End a Preventable Health Crisis
A concrete floor isn't charity; it's public health with generational returns. In Guatemala, where a million homes still rest on…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Cuba’s Atlantis? Why the Lost City Legend Still Waits for Proof
For nearly a quarter-century, whispers of a "sunken city" off Cuba's Guanahacabibes Peninsula have floated between science and myth. New…
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