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LIFE
El Salvador Faces a Homeland Crisis as TPS Ends for Thousands Abroad
More than 170,000 Salvadorans in the United States could lose legal protection on September 9, turning a bureaucratic deadline into…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Judge Temporarily Bars Airstrikes When Intelligence Shows Children May Be Present
Colombia’s renewed air war against armed groups has exposed an old national wound: children recruited into violence can become battlefield…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Watches Washington Turn Migration Into a Retro Arcade Game Again
The White House has turned border enforcement into pixelated entertainment, letting players build walls and chase migrants for points. For…
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AMERICAS
Great Britain Digs In as Milei Turns Malvinas Oil Into Leverage Again
Argentina’s Malvinas dispute with Great Britain is entering a sharper phase as Javier Milei targets oil companies, promises a southern…
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ECONOMY
Honduras Counts Empty Corn Rows as Drought Steals the Final Planting Season
In southern Honduras, ninety-one-year-old Gertrudis Paz holds a nearly barren ear of corn, proof of a harvest erased by drought.…
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AMERICAS
Peruvian Gang Los Pulpos Stretches Its Tentacles Across South America
The arrest of Los Pulpos leader Jhonsson Cruz Torres in Bolivia exposes a criminal economy no longer confined to Peru,…
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ANALYSIS
Trump Claims Latin America’s Right Turn, but Voters Wrote It
Latin America is shifting right, but Donald Trump’s victory lap mistakes influence for authorship. Colombia’s election, Argentina’s revolt, and the…
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AMERICAS
Mexico Tracks Tropical Storm Marie as Heat and Floods Split the Forecast
Tropical Storm Marie is strengthening off Mexico’s Pacific coast, threatening heavier rain and dangerous surf even as its center moves…
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SPORTS
Argentina Dreams of Formula One Return as History Revs Its Engine Again
Argentina may welcome Formula One back by 2029 or 2030, reviving a Buenos Aires tradition shaped by Fangio, political upheaval,…
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ECONOMY
Mexico’s Avocado Trade Turns Green Gold Into Cartel Battlefield and Bargaining Chip
The death of an extortion boss in Michoacán exposes the hidden toll inside Mexico’s avocado trade, where growers, packers, inspectors,…
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