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Argentina Confronts Milei's Crypto Debacle Political Fallout
Argentine President Javier Milei stands at the center of an escalating political and legal storm after mentioning a newly launched…
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One Love Jamaican Style Embrace of Immigration Policy
An emerging wave of compassion echoes across Jamaican shores, calling immigrants to rediscover their roots. This empathetic view toward returning…
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Trump's Aid Freeze Halts Mexico's Anti-Fentanyl Enforcement Programs
Through his renewed pledge to end the fentanyl crisis, President Donald Trump put anti-drug initiatives at risk. The broad pause…
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Argentine Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Burmese Military Leader Over Rohingya Genocide
An Argentine tribunal has issued international arrest warrants for Burma’s top military figure and his former civilian ally, alleging their…
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Latin America Remains Perilous Battleground For Environmental Activists
Latin America leads global statistics for murdered environmental defenders, with hundreds losing their lives in recent years. As communities face…
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Ecuador Heads for April Run-off In Tense Showdown
Ecuador is officially heading to a presidential run-off on April 13 after incumbent Daniel Noboa and leftist Luisa González finished…
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Chile Pursues Truth of Deadly Brutality at Secret Military Site After Decades
A landmark event is unfolding in Chile as a group of family members of dictatorship-era victims, along with specialized police…
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El Salvador Strengthens U.S. Ties Through Security and Migration Deal
El Salvador's offer to receive deportees of different nationalities along with U.S. detainees, shows a fresh direction in building better…
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Brazil Discovers WWII Shipwreck Unveils Unprecedented Underwater Images
More than 80 years after a Brazilian warship was torpedoed during World War II, naval researchers have confirmed the location…
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Colombian Migrants Struggle Under Sudden Deportation Amid Tense Diplomatic Unrest
Forty weary travelers stepped off government planes in Bogotá, telling stories of confiscated clothes, cramped flights, and deportations they never…
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