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ECONOMY
Latin America 2026 Economic Forecast Why Lithium Nearshoring and Centrist Politics Converge
New supply-chain maps and green-tech hunger are reshaping Latin America in 2026. A J.P. Morgan outlook sees $280 billion in…
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ECONOMY
Cuba’s Empty Towers How Military Hotels Bankrupt a Tourist Dream
After Barack Obama’s 2015 opening, Cuba’s military poured scarce dollars into luxury hotels run by Gaviota. The Miami Herald’s Nora…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Blockade Blues Turn Tankers, Trade, and Power into Theater
As the U.S. tightens a Venezuela oil blockade, tankers idle offshore and diplomacy hardens. Donald Trump urges Nicolás Maduro to…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Colombia Bets on Drones to Spray Coca Without Spraying Communities
Colombia will resume coca eradication with drones spraying glyphosate, a shift driven by record cocaine output and pressure from the…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Puerto Rican Bad Bunny Helps Mexico Fix Ticketmaster’s Broken Gate
After the Estadio Azteca fiasco, Mexico City learned a concert ticket is not paper—it’s trust. Bad Bunny’s return tested whether…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Army’s Renewed Lethal Targets Rattle Ranks and Revive Old Fears
A new set of battlefield incentives is reshaping Colombia’s war on armed groups, pushing commanders to “double results” and strike…
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AMERICAS
Honduras Street Truce Dreams When Gangs, Police, and Fear Collide
In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, the small barrio of Casa Blanca struggled to keep MS-13 and 18th Street out using…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America War on Drugs Returns as Terror Labels Spread
Half a century after Nixon, cocaine hits records again: 3,700 tons in 2023, 25 million users. Now, Trump’s second-term War…
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Travel
Uruguay’s Quiet Luxury Turns A Long Weekend Into Soft Power
Nine hours from a U.S. gateway sounds like too much for a “quick” escape, until Uruguay reframes the math. In…
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AMERICAS
Argentina’s Hidden Eight-Millennium Lineage Shows Culture Can Multiply Without Migration
A Nature (2025) genetics study traces Argentina’s Southern Cone back 10,000 years, revealing a previously unknown lineage lasting over 8,000…
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