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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Chile Hunts Crypto Fortunes as Organized Crime Tests State Power
Chile is learning that organized crime no longer hides only behind guns, ports, and cash. As police trace digital fortunes…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Counts More Funerals Than Cradles as Its Future Shrinks
Cuba recorded twice as many deaths as births in 2025, while migration drained its cities and workforce. Behind the national…
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Entertainment
Ecuadorean Film Tests Family Loyalty Against Quito’s Violent Criminal Underworld
Filmed across Quito in only 23 nights, Buenos Amigos turns a stolen backpack into a collision of teenage rebellion, organized…
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ECONOMY
Chile and Argentina Power Link Stalls Over Endangered Pehuenche Frog
A $36 million transmission line promised regional electricity trade and greater grid stability. Still, fewer than 1,000 Pehuenche frogs transformed…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia’s Snowbound Highlands Reveal the Hidden Cost of Climate Whiplash
Heavy snow across Bolivia has stranded communities, threatened livestock, disrupted tourism, and exposed how climate volatility punishes the Andes unevenly,…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia Arrest Pushes Mexico Deeper into Latin America’s Disinformation Reckoning
Fernando Cerimedo’s detention in Bolivia over an alleged attempted femicide has widened into a political scandal as Mexico’s president accuses…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Rio de Janeiro Helicopter Crashes Expose Tourism’s Dangerous Blind Spot
Rio’s helicopter tours sell unforgettable views, but three crashes, thirteen deaths and suspected flight-log manipulation reveal a system where spectacle…
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ANALYSIS
Argentina Makes AI Surveillance the Newest Battlefield for Personal Privacy
Argentina’s expanding use of facial recognition, drones and social-media monitoring threatens more than data. It teaches citizens that protest, journalism…
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AMERICAS
Cali Rebuilds After Earthquake as Three-Year Recovery Clock Starts Ticking
Cali restored power with remarkable speed after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake, but true recovery will take years. Beneath the statistics…
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AMERICAS
Latin American and African Recruits Feed Russia’s Quiet War Machine
From Panama to Peru and Ghana to Kenya, families say economic promises and deceptive job offers are funneling vulnerable citizens…
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