AMERICAS
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How Peruvian and Ecuadorian Fishermen Named El Niño as Climate Roared
El Niño began as coastal wisdom from Peruvian and Ecuadorian waters, then became a global climate alarm. As the powerful…
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Peru’s Election Turns Into Democracy Test as Sánchez Allies Mobilize Against Fujimori’s Edge
With Keiko Fujimori virtually ahead and Roberto Sánchez calling supporters into the streets of Lima, Peru's presidential runoff has become…
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Ecuador’s Emergency Habit Tests Democracy as Noboa Hunts Narco Power
Daniel Noboa's latest state of exception places Ecuador's security crisis back at the center of Latin America's democratic dilemma, where…
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Chaco War Ghosts Teach Bolivia and Paraguay Peace Still Pays
Bolivia marked 91 years since the Chaco War's end by honoring the dead of both nations. Still, the ceremony also…
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Latin America and the Caribbean Face HIV’s Comeback Warning Lights
New UNAIDS data show HIV infections rising in Latin America. At the same time, the Caribbean improves, exposing a divided…
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Guatemala Maras Trade Extortion Fear for Cocaine Cash and Control
Guatemala's police say Mara Salvatrucha and Barrio 18 are moving beyond extortion into drug trafficking, a dangerous shift that could…
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Mexican World Cup Opens as Missing Families Rewrite the Scoreboard
As Mexico welcomed the 2026 World Cup, families of the disappeared turned celebration into indictment, marching toward the stadium with…
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Colombia Confronts Female Genital Mutilation With Law and Moral Patience
Colombia's new female genital mutilation law targets a hidden crisis affecting Indigenous girls, choosing prevention over punishment and forcing Latin…
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Guatemala’s Pacific Graves Show Climate Crisis Eating Latin America’s Shoreline
Tropical Storm Cristina exposed Guatemala's Pacific coast as a frontline of climate change, where rising seas, violent surf, damaged homes,…
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Bolivia Roadblocks Bite Back as Paz Faces Emergency Rule Reckoning
Bolivia's roadblock crisis has moved from mountain highways into La Paz's civic heart, where citizens demanding emergency powers now expose…
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