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AMERICAS
Latin America Quakes Reveal History’s Fault Lines Beneath Today’s Rubble
Venezuela's twin earthquakes reopened Latin America's long seismic memory, from Haiti to Peru and Chile, showing how tectonic violence becomes…
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AMERICAS
Uruguay Poll Crash Puts Orsi’s Truck Scandal in the Driver’s Seat
A CIFRA poll shows President Yamandú Orsi with 20% approval and 65% disapproval after Uruguay's truck controversy, exposing a governing…
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SPORTS
Colombia Fans Flood Miami as World Cup Party Tests Police
Colombia's World Cup clash with Portugal is turning Miami into a yellow-shirted pressure cooker, as police brace for record Fan…
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SPORTS
Brasil Reignites Neymar Novel Again as Vinícius Turns World Cup Forward
Neymar's Miami return gave Brazil a World Cup subplot with old ache and new electricity, as Vinícius Júnior powered a…
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ECONOMY
Colombia Bets on De la Espriella as Markets Count Pesos
Colombia's incoming far-right president, Abelardo de la Espriella, promises fiscal shock therapy, oil revival and a patriotic miracle. Still, the…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Quakes Turn Rubble Into a Test of Regional Mercy
After twin earthquakes killed at least 235 people and injured 4,300, Venezuela's shattered coast became a rescue map for the…
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SPORTS
Latin American Teams Reach World Cup Halftime with Swagger Intact
At the 2026 World Cup midpoint, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia are safely through, while Paraguay and Uruguay still sweat.…
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LIFE
Mexico’s World Cup Axolotl Masks a Species Vanishing at Home
Across Mexico City, the axolotl smiles from murals, plush toys, and World Cup promotions. In Xochimilco, its last wild refuge,…
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AMERICAS
Malvinas Return to the OAS Table Without Moving an Inch
At the OAS assembly in Panama, Latin America again urged Argentina and Britain to negotiate over the Malvinas, reviving a…
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ANALYSIS
Venezuela Quakes Expose the Fault Lines Beneath Latin America’s Resilience
Two earthquakes struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart, killing at least 164 people and injuring 971. Beyond collapsed buildings and darkened…
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