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AMERICAS
Colombia Watches Disarmed Fighters Test a Hardline President’s Peace Promise
In Colombia’s southern jungle, 99 former guerrillas have surrendered weapons, planted medicinal gardens and called home. Now they face a…
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ANALYSIS
Pope Leo’s Latin America Homecoming Tests Faith, Power, and Democracy
Pope Leo XIV’s first South American journey will be measured not only by crowds and prayers, but by who gets…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Counts Petro’s Final Words Before His Bombastic, Inflammatory and Erratic Megaphone Politics Goes Silent
From late-night posts to courtroom-ordered apologies, Gustavo Petro governed Colombia through a torrent of metaphors, provocation and literary detours. As…
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Entertainment
Colombian Star Karol G Makes Feeling a Global Power Move
Karol G’s sixth album pairs Bruno Mars and Drake with a more intimate Carolina, turning emotional excess into cultural argument.…
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SPORTS
Brazilian Star Kerolin Makes Barcelona Bet Big on Football’s Future
Barcelona’s record €1.5 million investment in Brazilian forward Kerolin Nicoli is more than a transfer. It is a wager on…
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Environment
Peru Continues Watch as Machu Picchu Fire Tests Andes Tourism’s Defenses
A wildfire inside Machu Picchu’s protected sanctuary has burned only 1.5 hectares, yet halted trains and exposed a larger danger:…
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AMERICAS
Chile Rewrites Security as Organized Crime Tests Its Old Certainties
Chile remains safer than much of Latin America, yet kidnappings, contract killings and transnational networks have altered its sense of…
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Environment
Peru Watches Machu Picchu Wildfire Burn Through Tourism’s Lifeline Again
A wildfire beside the only rail corridor to Machu Picchu has stranded hundreds, halted ten train departures, and exposed how…
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ANALYSIS
Cuba’s Economic Opening Splits the Revolution From Its Own Left
Cuba’s sweeping economic reforms and the sudden rise of Raúl Castro’s grandson as an unofficial channel to Washington are provoking…
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ECONOMY
Mexico Wants El Mayo’s Billions Back as Sinaloa Keeps Bleeding
Mexico wants a share of the $15 billion forfeiture ordered against Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, arguing that cartel wealth extracted…
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