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AMERICAS
Mexico Confronts a Flesh-Eating Screwworm Surge Threatening Livestock, People, and Borders
A parasite once thought banished has returned. The New World screwworm is back on the rise in Mexico, with infestations…
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LIFE
Ecuadorian Dreams of Disney, Lands in America’s Asylum Waiting Room
A promised Disney vacation turned into an escape from Guayaquil's spiraling violence, sending a mother and her daughter into the…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Peace Needs Stricter Juvenile Laws for Heinous Crimes
Seven years for a 15-year-old who pulled the trigger on Miguel Uribe Turbay is not justice. It is permission. In…
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SPORTS
Brazilian Star Vinícius Roars Back as Madrid’s Meritocracy Bites
After five matches without a goal or assist—his energy drained by an endless season and a stunted preseason—Vinícius Júnior woke…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Paraguay Sings Again as Lost Guaraní Verses Find a Digital Home
A forgotten literary magazine has been revived in Paraguay, bringing thousands of poems and songs in Guaraní, Spanish, and Jopara…
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LIFE
A Lifetime of Money Becomes a Museum for the Bolivian People
To mark Bolivia's bicentennial, a family in Cochabamba has opened a door onto 8,000 years of value—stones, salt, coca leaves,…
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AMERICAS
Uruguayan Democracy’s House Turns 100 With Dignity and Renewed Purpose
A century after crowds in wool coats tipped their hats to the sky and lined up for a first glimpse…
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LIFE
Peru’s Quixote Treasure Finds New Windmills In Royal Ink Dreams
In a Lima gallery, a rare 1949 Peruvian edition of Don Quijote de la Mancha has returned to the light.…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Faces Parallel States as Guerrillas Govern Neglected Amazon Borderlands
On the San Miguel River, where the water itself marks the frontier with Ecuador, a guerrilla commander nicknamed Popéye pushes…
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