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ANALYSIS
Costa Rica Chooses Continuity as Security Crisis Tests Rights and Power
On Sunday night, Costa Rica handed power to Laura Fernández in a first-round win, extending Rodrigo Chaves's confrontational era. Her…
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AMERICAS
Venezuelan Opposition Voices Reappear as Fear Loosens Under Washington’s Shadow
In Caracas, a bearded former governor records himself outside a notorious prison and says the quiet part aloud. Since Maduro's…
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SPORTS
Brazilian Paquetá Comes Home as Football’s Mental Toll Surfaces
Lucas Paquetá landed in Rio de Janeiro to rejoin Flamengo in Brazil's costliest deal, a €42 million move from West…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Ecuador Uses Technology to Trace the Hands Behind Toquilla Hats
Inside a small museum in Montecristi, visitors lift virtual reality goggles and step into rural weaving communities. Ecuador is betting…
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ANALYSIS
Colombian Petro Walks Away from Trump Meeting with a MAGA Hat
In a two-hour White House meeting, President Trump called Colombia's Gustavo Petro "great" and posed for smiling photos. Behind the…
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AMERICAS
Colombian Plane Crash Exposes the Hidden Cost of Regional Connectivity
In thick fog near La Playa de Belén, investigators pick through a shattered Satena plane and the lives it carried.…
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SPORTS
Colombians Face the Legacy of Lucho Herrera and a Dark Allegation
For decades, Lucho Herrera offered Colombians a rare form of relief, measured in climbs and silence. Now, an investigation into…
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LIFE
Cuba’s Garbage Crisis Turns Daily Life into a Test of Silence
Mountains of trash line Havana's streets, feeding fears of disease and quiet anger. A government cleanup pledge promised a turning…
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Entertainment
Ecuador Film Finds Humor in Midlife, Family, and What Men Avoid Saying
At forty, a man loses his job and suddenly hears time louder. In Ecuador's new film Nosotros, Mi Papá y…
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ANALYSIS
Honduras and the Problem of Legitimacy After Tito Asfura’s Inauguration
Nasry Tito Asfura took office in a small, plain ceremony that felt like a message. Outside, supporters packed the streets…
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