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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Displaced Millions Expose Latin America’s New Map of Uprooting
Colombia now anchors Latin America's displacement crisis, with 7.2 million people uprooted inside its borders, as conflict, armed groups, and…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico’s Disappeared Reveal a State Where Absence Became Deadly Infrastructure
Mexico's disappearance crisis is no longer only a tragedy of violence. The IACHR report shows a machinery of absence, where…
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AMERICAS
Bolivian Justice Meets Evo Morales Inside a Dangerous Empty Courtroom
Evo Morales's suspended trafficking trial has become Bolivia's newest political fracture, with judges demanding his arrest, supporters guarding him in…
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Entertainment
Cuba’s Ballet Dances Through Blackouts While a Nation’s Pulse Flickers
As Cuba sinks deeper into shortages, blackouts, and economic paralysis, the Cuban National Ballet has returned to Havana's stage with…
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ECONOMY
Venezuela’s Blackout Economy Tests Promises of a Brighter Future
As Venezuela courts foreign investment and speaks of economic recovery, rolling blackouts in Zulia and other western regions are exposing…
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AMERICAS
Mexico’s World Cup Glow Meets Mothers Searching for the Missing
As Mexico readies stadiums for the 2026 World Cup, searching mothers marched on Mother's Day with missing-person flyers, grief, and…
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ANALYSIS
Costa Rica Crowns a New Era as Fernández Takes Power
At San José's National Stadium, Laura Fernández became Costa Rica's fiftieth president and second woman to hold the office, turning…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico’s Sheinbaum Is Right to Put Cortés Back on Trial Again
Claudia Sheinbaum's release of a 1548 Spanish royal edict makes the Cortés debate harder to dismiss, forcing Mexico to confront…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela and Cuba’s Pact Cracks After Maduro Capture Shakes Region
Maduro's capture has unsettled the old Caracas-Havana axis, cutting oil flows, clouding medical missions, and exposing how one alliance, once…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Chile and Argentina’s Tiny Mouse That Carries a Cruise Ship Mystery
A long-tailed mouse native to Chile and southern Argentina has become the unlikely suspect in a luxury cruise hantavirus outbreak,…
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