AMERICAS
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Uruguay Revisits Its Dictatorship Era, Painting Faded Faces Anew
Uruguay’s memory of its last military dictatorship reverberates through a striking new exhibition that restores color to the black-and-white faces…
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Ecuadorian Gangs Join Colombian Rebels to Expand Illicit Control
Eleven Ecuadorian soldiers killed in an Amazon ambush marked a brutal turning point. Once a mere transit zone, Ecuador now…
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Haiti’s Voodoo Reclaims Center Stage in National Turmoil
Haiti faces continued political, social, and economic problems. Many citizens again find voodoo a source of spiritual safety. Because of…
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Dominica Transforms Volcano Heat Into A Bold Green Energy Revolution
Dominica has many volcanoes, which can alter the region's green energy sources. The nation is small, and it intends to…
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Americas On the Edge: Climate and Violence Drive Millions from Home
Communities across the Americas face unprecedented upheaval as natural disasters and conflicts drive millions from their homes. The Internal Displacement…
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Haiti Conflict Wears Down Kenyan Soldiers Seeking Solidarity
Kenyan soldiers deployed to Haiti are finding themselves caught in perpetual danger, tasked with confronting armed gangs while other nations…
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Salvadorean Poet Murder Cold Case Marks Fifty Years of Mystery
Fifty years ago, renowned Salvadoran poet Roque Dalton was murdered under murky circumstances, and his body was never found. The…
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Bolivian Leader Emerges from the Heart of the Cocalero Movement with Presidential Dream
With deep roots in Bolivia’s cocalero movement and a political trajectory linked to former President Evo Morales, Senate President Andrónico…
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Colombian Warriors And Forgotten Tales from the Distant Korean War
Shrouded in the mists of time, Colombia's role in the Korean War remains a rarely told chapter of international history.…
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Peru Celebrates Pope Leo XIV With Hope And Steadfast Faith
Peruvians are rejoicing today as Pope Leo XIV, hailing from Chiclayo, assumes Catholicism's highest office. A longtime citizen of Peru,…
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