AMERICAS
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Chile Burns Again as Wind Turns Neighborhoods into Ash Overnight
A wall of fire tore through Biobío as Chile's summer heat peaked, killing at least 16 and forcing more than…
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Argentina Wildfires Revive Antisemitic Mythology That Never Truly Died
Patagonia is burning again, and so is an old lie. As flames race through Argentina’s southern forests, influencers and politicians…
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Latin America Guerrillas Seek Unity as Trump’s Shadow Reaches Borders
After Nicolás Maduro’s arrest, Colombia’s insurgent map is shifting. A video from Iván Mordisco urges a ‘super guerrilla’ alliance against…
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Latin American Migrants Gain Protection as Neighbors Watch ICE Before Dawn
Before sunrise in Minneapolis, ordinary residents trail unmarked SUVs and sound alarms, not to target migrants but to protect them.…
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Colombian Petro Faces Trump Storm as Sovereignty Becomes Election Currency
A year of insults, tariffs, and sanctions has brought Colombia and the United States to the brink. Gustavo Petro calls…
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Former Venezuelan Strongman Places All Faith in Washington “Pit Bull” for Manhattan Immunity Fight
In Manhattan, defense lawyer Barry Pollack, nicknamed Pit Bull, stood beside ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro days after a raid.…
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The Latin American Presidents Who Faced U.S. Courts As Sovereignty Meets Handcuffs
The U.S. states it will try Nicolás Maduro after his Saturday capture in Caracas, continuing a pattern of leaders who…
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Venezuelan Tren de Aragua and Cartels Collide with U.S. Crackdown
After U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro in Caracas, Donald Trump framed it as the opening move in a broader war…
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Venezuelan Power Without Maduro Leaves Delcy Rodríguez Holding Lightning Rod
With Nicolás Maduro captured by U.S. forces on January 5, 2026, Venezuela faced an immediate leadership vacuum. In response, Delcy…
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