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ANALYSIS
Colombia Exports War for Hire into Sudan’s Darkest Siege Machine
The UN’s reporting on Colombian mercenaries in Sudan reveals a grim new map of violence, where Latin American fighters, Emirati…
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Environment
Colombian River Daughter Turns Fracking Fight Into a Regional Warning
Yuvelis Morales Blanco's victory against fracking in Colombia is more than one activist's triumph. It captures a deeper Latin American…
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LIFE
Cuba Watches Havana Nights Go Dark as Crisis Eats Joy
Havana's vanished nightlife is more than a tourism story. Cuba's darkened streets reveal how fuel shortages, migration, sanctions, and economic…
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AMERICAS
El Salvador Tests Justice by Trying 486 Suspects All Together
El Salvador's mass trial of 486 alleged gang leaders promises swift punishment for years of terror. Yet, it forces Latin…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Stands Firm as U.S. Unauthorized Operations Loom at the Border
Mexico's latest dispute over U.S. involvement in a deadly Chihuahua operation is not a procedural squabble. It is a test…
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Entertainment
Uruguay Finds Its Heartbeat Again Around One Public Square Table
In Montevideo, La Rueda de Candombe has turned a casual circle of friends into a public ritual of drums, memory,…
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SPORTS
Paraguay Sees Superclasico Chaos Expose Football’s Old Security Illusions Again
Paraguay's abandoned Superclasico was more than a ruined match. It exposed how fan fury, fragile policing, and contested responsibility still…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Chile Turns Fashion Waste Into a Reckoning for Cheap Clothes
Chile's used-clothing economy has created jobs, bargains, and regional trade. Still, there is a hidden bill in the Atacama Desert,…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Reopens Spain Without Forgetting the Empire That Still Echoes
Claudia Sheinbaum's visit to Spain signals a careful thaw between two countries bound by trade, language, and old wounds, showing…
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