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ECONOMY
Brazil’s Busiest Port Races Against the Clock as U.S. Tariff Threatens Coffee, Juice, and Trade Stability
As a sweeping new tariff looms from Washington, Santos—Latin America's largest port—has become a blur of forklifts, tankers, and anxious…
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SPORTS
Maracanazo at 75 and How Uruguay Still Celebrates the Shock That Brazil Struggles to Forget
Seventy-five years after Uruguay stunned Brazil at the 1950 World Cup, the moment that silenced 200,000 at the Maracanã lives…
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AMERICAS
Fields of Fear: Inside the Hidden Lives of Latin Migrants Who Risk Everything to Feed America
Before California’s sun kisses the melon fields, undocumented workers like Alejandra are already harvesting under threat. With every row she…
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ECONOMY
How South America’s Rail Dream Could Reshape Global Trade
Imagine boarding a train on Brazil’s Atlantic coast at dawn and disembarking in Peru’s Pacific port of Chancay before dinner—without…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America’s Leftists Waltz with Iran in a Dangerous Tango
As missiles arced between Tehran and Jerusalem, a new front opened across the globe—Latin America’s leftist rulers unapologetically embraced Iran’s…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
The Argentine Lizard That Could Upend the Southeastern United States
They slither beneath fences, sunbathe near canals, and vanish into burrows before you know they’re there. South Florida is now…
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AMERICAS
How Cuban and Jamaican Criminals Became Eswatini’s Unlikely Prison Guests
In a move that stunned immigration watchers, the U.S. deported five violent convicts—including men from Cuba and Jamaica—not to their…
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ECONOMY
Brazil Pushes Back Hard as U.S. Slaps 50 Percent Tariffs Overnight
Brazil’s government is sounding the alarm over unexpected 50 percent tariffs from the U.S., accusing Washington of stonewalling months of…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Colombian President Faces Legal Storm as Spanish Businessman Fights Back
In a fiery clash that’s rocking Colombia’s healthcare world, Spanish businessman Joseba Grajales is suing President Gustavo Petro after being…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia Colombia Cuba Honduras Stand United Against Arms to Israel
In Bogotá this July, a bold coalition led by Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, and Honduras vowed to cut off weapons fueling…
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