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LIFE
The Future Is Ours: Netflix Bets Big on a Spanish-Language Philip K. Dick Revolution
The desert outside Montevideo glows a rusty copper. A camera drone hums overhead, catching a convoy of battered solar trucks…
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ANALYSIS
The Armada and the Illusion: Why America’s Drug War Is Fighting the Wrong Ocean
The U.S. Navy's newest mission sounds cinematic—battle groups in the Caribbean, bombers overhead, Venezuelan gunboats exploding on cue. But behind…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela on Edge: Warships, Empty Wallets, and a Nation Running on Nerves
Gunboats circle the coastline. Missiles rise on television. But the loudest signal inside Venezuela is smaller and closer: the growl…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
White Feathers in the Blue Sky: A Virus Threatens Brazil’s Wild Spix’s Macaw Comeback
In Brazil's sun-bleached northeast, where the Caatinga stretches in thorny silence, the return of the Spix's macaw was meant to…
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SPORTS
The Last Fall of El Hijo del Santo: México’s Silver Legend Takes His Final Bow
He was born behind the silver mask and learned early that in México, a man can be myth and mortal…
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AMERICAS
A Narrow Strait, a Widening Rift: U.S. Warships, Trinidad’s Turn, and Venezuela’s Fury in the Caribbean
On a clear morning from Venezuela's Paria Peninsula, the island of Trinidad is so close you can almost count the…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Mexico’s Three-Week Shopping Frenzy: How Buen Fin, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday Became One Continuous Hunt
When November arrives in Mexico, the air thickens with anticipation—not just for Christmas lights and tamales, but for the three-week…
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AMERICAS
Peru’s Journalists Under Siege: Inside a Year of Fear, Defiance, and Survival
In today's Peru, journalism feels like a dangerous vocation again. What began as scattered intimidation has hardened into a systemic…
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AMERICAS
Rio’s Long Night: Inside Brazil’s Deadliest Police Raid and a Favela Left to Bury Its Own
By dawn, the air over Rio de Janeiro’s Penha favela smelled of smoke, blood, and disbelief. Residents moved through the…
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ECONOMY
Brazil’s Floating Giant: The Almirante Tamandaré Redefines the Deepwater Frontier
From the air, it looks like a mirage—a metallic city adrift on the Atlantic, its deck lights glinting where the…
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