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AMERICAS
Uruguay Revisits Its Dictatorship Era, Painting Faded Faces Anew
Uruguay’s memory of its last military dictatorship reverberates through a striking new exhibition that restores color to the black-and-white faces…
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ANALYSIS
Argentina’s New Political Shake-Up: Milei’s Rise Tests Macri’s Legacy
A historic shift in Argentina's political scene emerges with President Javier Milei's La Libertad Avanza (LLA) overthrowing the previously ruling…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru’s Giant Radar Detects Incoming Solar Storm Surprises
Peru closely monitors a massive solar storm using the world's largest ionospheric radar. Over the next few days, experts will…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Latin American Mining Eyes AI Breakthrough Fueled by Huawei
A new set of artificial intelligence solutions will significantly change mining in Latin America. Methods like haul trucks that people…
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ANALYSIS
Latin American Pulmonary Hypertension Patients Defy Worldwide Expectations
Despite global trends showing older patients with multiple ailments; recent data suggest that many Latin Americans with pulmonary arterial hypertension…
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SPORTS
Mexican Climber Isaac Del Toro Speeds Toward Cycling’s Summit
At just 21 years old, Isaac Del Toro is shaking up the pro cycling world. Surging to the top of…
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SPORTS
Puerto Rican Runners Lace Up for Resilience and End Violence
Over a thousand participants gather in Puerto Rico this weekend, lacing up their running shoes to champion a critical cause:…
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LIFE
Mexican Teen Battles Police Misstep Threatening American Dream
A minor traffic stop in Georgia escalated into a life-altering ordeal for a 19-year-old Mexican student. Now, despite a dropped…
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ECONOMY
Crime and Ruin: The Hidden Costs of South American Gold
Gold demand drives an underground economy across South America. Criminal operations besiege communities from Peru's jungles with lost trees to…
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AMERICAS
Ecuadorian Gangs Join Colombian Rebels to Expand Illicit Control
Eleven Ecuadorian soldiers killed in an Amazon ambush marked a brutal turning point. Once a mere transit zone, Ecuador now…
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