AMERICAS
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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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Peru’s Alexander: Topa Inca Yupanqui’s Legendary Reign
Topa Inca Yupanqui, known as the "Inca Alexander," expanded the Inca Empire to unprecedented heights through audacious conquests and transformative…
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Mexico Braces for Tense Relations as Trump Eyes Military Moves
As Donald Trump prepares to start his job, his choice for ambassador to Mexico and suggestions about using the military…
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Venezuelan Democracy’s Transformative Hope for a New Future
In the middle of Venezuela's political chaos, a brave group for democracy is standing up against strict rule and getting…
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South America’s Wild Frontier: The Drake Passage Experience
The Drake Passage, a treacherous ocean arc connecting South America to Antarctica, has bewitched travelers and explorers for centuries. It is…
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Darien Jungle Migration Faces Shifts Amid New Challenges
The Darien Gap is a dangerous jungle between Panama and Colombia. Fewer people traveled through it in 2024. Only 300,000…
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Venezuela Still Haunted by the Tragic Death of Canserbero
The 2015 killing of Venezuelan rapper Canserbero, previously praised as the top Spanish-language rapper by Rolling Stone, has come back…
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