AMERICAS
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Rodrigo Paz’s First Year: Fuel Shortages, Foreign Policy, and Fraying Alliances in Bolivia
A year into Rodrigo Paz’s presidency, Bolivia has secured an IMF agreement and renewed ties with Washington. At home, motorists…
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Women Allege Opus Dei Abuse in Argentina, Ask Pope Leo to Listen
As Pope Leo XIV visits Argentina, 43 women want to tell him what happened inside Opus Dei residences. In interviews…
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Colombia’s ELN and FARC Dissidents Fight Over Power, Leaving Civilians Under Siege
Across Arauca and Catatumbo, the ELN and FARC dissidents fight over territory, livelihoods and the right to rule. Their revolutionary…
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El Salvador’s Haiti Military Deployment: Missing Technicians, Expanding Missions, and Security Challenges
Four missing Salvadoran aviation technicians have drawn thousands of troops into Haiti’s gang war. President Nayib Bukele promises rescue and…
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Paraguay Counts the Cost as Ueno Bank Exhausts Santiago Peña’s Political Credit
Santiago Peña promised Paraguay economic expertise and a younger political face. The Ueno Bank crisis instead exposed the risks of…
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Colombia Confronts Pink Cocaine’s Hidden Ingredients as Hospitals Count the Human Cost
Young adults in Colombia are reaching hospitals with damaged circulation, and some have undergone amputations after consuming tusi. Behind pink…
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Panama Celebrates Independence but America’s Canal Grab Still Shapes the National Story
Panama’s 123rd independence anniversary unfolded between marching bands and earthquake recovery, reviving questions about the American intervention that secured its…
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El Niño’s Double Edge: Chile’s Desert Blooms as Latin America Faces Peril
Chile’s Atacama Desert is flowering after exceptional winter rains, offering native plants a rare reproductive opening and tourism a seasonal…
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Brazil Wildlife Trafficking Exposes the Ugly Price of the Perfect Exotic Pet
A parrot egg concealed beneath a traveler’s clothes in Brazil connects a breeding season to an overseas buyer. A multinational…
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Guyana Hosts King Charles as Old Debts Meet Its New Oil Wealth
King Charles III’s visit to Guyana brings royal ceremony to an oil economy racing ahead. Behind public indifference lie harder…
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