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Haiti Council Moves to Oust Prime Minister as New U.N. Force Arrives
As Haiti's transitional council moves to fire its prime minister days before its mandate ends, gangs dominate Port-au-Prince. A new…
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Tragic Deaths in Ecuador Prisons Highlight Growing Crisis: Authorities Fail to Provide Answers
Over 500 deaths in Ecuador's largest prison in 2025 reveal a crisis that demands urgent attention from the public and…
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Guatemala Prisons Rule Streets While Cells Command Violence Economy
From behind bars, gangs in Guatemala run extortion rackets like call centers, directing threats, payments, and killings while enjoying privileges…
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Twenty-Five Years After the Quake, El Salvador Remembers Forty-Five Seconds That Changed Everything
Twenty-five years after January 13, 2001 —the quake that bent El Salvador for forty-five seconds —its aftershocks still live in…
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Peru Bans Two-Up Motorbikes as Hitmen Turn Speed Into Terror
In Peru, a motorbike has become a symbol of modern fear: fast, cheap, and deadly. Now, in emergency zones, the…
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Argentina Posts Lowest Homicide Rate While Debating Harder Punishment for Future
In 2025, Argentina recorded 3.7 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants, the lowest rate in Latin America and the Caribbean. The figure…
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Cuban Exiles in Miami Weigh Liberation Dreams Over Calle Ocho
In Miami, where salsa leaks from doorways and cigar smoke clings to Calle Ocho, some Cuban exiles watched Venezuela’s January…
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Venezuela After Maduro Migrants Weigh Homecoming Between Hope and Fear
Along the Caribbean and across the Andes, Venezuelans who fled collapse since 2014 are re-reading their futures. With Nicolás Maduro…
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Latin America Returns to Center Stage as CIA Covert Power Rewrites Rules
A secret operation in Venezuela reveals how Latin America is once again becoming a frontline for U.S. intelligence, reviving memories…
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Guatemala Wakes Up Under Emergency Rules as Gangs Test State Power
After prison riots spilled into street attacks, Guatemala entered a thirty-day emergency that limits protests and expands police powers. With…
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