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AMERICAS
Ecuador Turns Pacific Fishing Boats Into Test of Washington’s New Security Order
Six Ecuadorian fishing vessels destroyed by U.S. forces have turned a counternarcotics campaign into a regional test of sovereignty, evidence…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Faces Ortega’s Closing Door as Nicaragua Abandons Democratic Pretenses Entirely
Nicaragua’s embassy closure in Santo Domingo is more than another diplomatic quarrel. It exposes Daniel Ortega’s accelerating authoritarian project, deepens…
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SPORTS
Peru Builds Its Olympic Future Through a Crucial South American Games Test
Peru arrives at Santa Fe 2026 with 492 athletes, established champions and a larger ambition than medals alone. The South…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Needs More than Miracles as Earthquake Recovery Tests Its New President
One month after Colombia’s devastating earthquake, survivors face ruined homes, interrupted schooling and uncertain reconstruction funding. President Abelardo de la…
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AMERICAS
Guatemala Races to Save War Victims’ Files Before History Crumbles into Silence
Guatemala is rescuing thousands of deteriorating civil war records that could help families obtain reparations and uncover their relatives’ fate.…
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LIFE
Aracataca Wants García Márquez’s Centennial to Begin a New Chapter at Home
Aracataca is preparing for Gabriel García Márquez’s 2027 centennial with ambitions beyond a literary pilgrimage. Through Festival Macondo, residents hope…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru Unearths Chan Chan Tombs and Finds Power Has an Afterlife Too
Untouched Chimú tombs at Chan Chan and ritual figurines from Kuélap are reopening Peru’s ancient history. Beyond the ornaments lie…
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LIFE
Bogotá Finds Cali’s Rhythm as Petronio Turns Earthquake Grief into a Lifeline
Bogotá’s Petronio Álvarez festival extension brings Pacific music and Afro-Colombian craftsmanship to a city far from the earthquake’s worst destruction.…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Makes Gun Permits Matter Again Without Giving Criminals a Free Pass
Colombia’s decision to restore valid gun carry permits deserves support because it distinguishes lawful self-defense from criminal violence. The strongest…
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LIFE
Latin America Faces El Niño’s Hunger Bill as Corn and Beans Wither
El Niño threatens to push 16 million more people into food insecurity across Latin America and the Caribbean. In Honduras,…
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