AMERICAS
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Latin American Approval Fever Crowns Bukele, Tests Sheinbaum, Exposes Fractures
CB Global Data's June survey shows Latin America rewarding security, stability, and political theater, with Nayib Bukele, Claudia Sheinbaum, and…
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Cuba Talks Test Washington as Prisoners Become Democracy’s Hardest Currency
As Washington and Havana circle another negotiation, Cuban rights groups warn that political prisoners, prison hunger, and basic freedoms cannot…
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Peru Counts Every Vote as Democracy Holds Its Breath Again
Peru's presidential cliffhanger has Roberto Sánchez ahead of Keiko Fujimori by just 41,355 votes, with overseas ballots and challenged tallies…
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Latin America Displacement Crisis Is Redrawing Borders Without Crossing Them
A record surge in internal displacement is exposing how criminal violence, weak states, and neglected neighborhoods are reshaping Latin America,…
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Peru Votes Again as Fujimori Shadows Haunt a Restless Republic
Peru's presidential runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez has become more than a vote. It is a stress test…
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Cuba’s Garbage Crisis Turns Havana Streets Into a Geopolitical Warning
Havana's garbage crisis has become a public health emergency and a political mirror for Cuba, exposing fuel shortages, failing services,…
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Argentina’s Ni Una Menos Roars as Milei’s Cuts Meet Fury
Argentina's Ni Una Menos anniversary became a national reckoning as women filled streets from Buenos Aires to Córdoba, denouncing femicide,…
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Nicaragua Mothers Keep Score as Ortega’s Silence Outlives the Mother’s Day Massacre
Eight years after Nicaragua's Mother's Day Massacre, exiled families in Costa Rica still carry names, photographs, and unanswered grief, turning…
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Guatemalan Maya Climb Chicabal Seeking Rain as Climate Anxiety Deepens
At a sacred volcanic lagoon, Maya Mam families ask for rain as drought threatens crops, turning an ancestral ceremony into…
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Latin American Crime Pact Tests Borders as Right Tightens Security
Chile, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador signed the Santiago Commitment to coordinate against transnational crime. Still, the pact reveals a…
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