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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Cuba’s Atlantis? Why the Lost City Legend Still Waits for Proof
For nearly a quarter-century, whispers of a "sunken city" off Cuba's Guanahacabibes Peninsula have floated between science and myth. New…
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ECONOMY
How Uruguay Chose Clean Power and Won the World’s Attention
Uruguay didn't stumble into clean power; it chose it, relentlessly. Under Ramón Méndez Galain, the country reengineered policy, markets, and…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Machu Picchu’s Wonder Status at Risk: Why Peru Must Act Before the World Looks Away
Once vaulted into global stardom as one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is now under…
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AMERICAS
Why September 19 Keeps Shaking Mexico City—and What Must Change
Every September 19, Mexico City rehearses survival and remembers grief, then wonders why history keeps rhyming. Two quakes, thirty-two years…
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LIFE
The Vanishing of Sarm Heslop: Caribbean Still Haunted by an Unanswered Mystery
CCTV from St John shows Sarm Heslop boarding a dinghy with her boyfriend and vanishing into the Caribbean night. Three…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mexico’s AI Gold Rush Meets a Thirsty Reality: Can a Colonial City Power the Cloud Without Draining the Well?
From the highway, Querétaro still looks like a painter’s trick of the light—the ochre of 18th-century stone punched against a…
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SPORTS
Uruguayan Marathon Miracle: Julia Paternain’s Historic Bronze Stuns Tokyo
Julia Paternain arrived in Tokyo ranked 288th in the world, running just her second marathon. She left with Uruguay’s first-ever…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Ecuador’s Amber Windows Rewrite the Story of Flowers, Insects, and Where Life’s Partnerships Began
For more than a century, the tale of how flowers and insects struck their great evolutionary bargain has been told…
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AMERICAS
El Mayo’s Plea Deal May Be Fueling U.S. Missile Strikes off Venezuela
After decades as a fugitive, Sinaloa Cartel co-founder Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada has flipped. His plea deal in Brooklyn may…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Risks Repeating Avándaro’s Mistake by Silencing Musicians Instead of Listening
Half a century after Avándaro was vilified as a moral threat, Mexico is once again scapegoating music. Last week's small…
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