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Trump Seeks Labeling Latin American Cartels as Terrorists
In a decisive step, the US government labeled multiple Latin American cartels plus criminal networks as terrorist groups. The decision…
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Exploring Theories About Colombian Pablo Escobar's Strange Death
From Medellín's rough streets to global power halls, Pablo Escobar's tale captivates many people plus historians. His violent end in…
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Mexican Indigenous Communities Aid Troubled Migrants Far From U.S. Border
In southern Mexico, indigenous villagers have united to help migrants who have run out of funds and face growing anxieties…
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Haiti's Displacement Deepens to Over 1 Million as Gang Violence Escalates
More than one million people in Haiti have been forced to flee their homes by relentless gang violence, marking a…
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Venezuela's Maduro Launches Controversial Third Term
In Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro is preparing for a tense third term start while many protests and global criticism are growing.…
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Ecuador’s Hardline Tactics Bring Belgium’s Drug Seizures Down
Belgian customs workers saw a big drop in drug seizures at Antwerp’s busy port last year ‒ a change they…
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Venezuelan Woman Arrested in Medellín Tourist’s Asphyxiation
An Ecuadorian tourist's holiday in Medellín ended in tragedy after a night out at a popular nightclub. Javier Vásquez Chacón…
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Haitian Government Distributes Aid in Solidarity Campaign
Haiti's government set up a support campaign in Pétion-ville, giving food and toys to families without homes living in terrible…
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The Paraguay-Paraná Waterway Cocaine Superhighway
Originally imagined as the Mississippi River of South America, the Paraguay-Paraná waterway has turned into a major route for cocaine,…
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Brazil’s Mysterious’ Man of the Hole’ and Protecting Indigenous Lands
The puzzling life and demise of Tanaru, called the "Man of the Hole," spotlight the ongoing battle for native lands…
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