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The Chelemeras Maya Women Restoring Mangroves in Mexico’s Yucatán
A group of Maya women, the Chelemeras, are restoring mangrove forests in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, safeguarding biodiversity, and protecting their…
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Darién Jungle: The Nightmare Mothers Disguise as an Adventure for Their Children
Thousands of families with children cross the perilous Darién Jungle, facing numerous dangers, in their journey from Venezuela to the…
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Paraguay Seizes Over 200 Heavy Weapon Parts in Major Operation
Paraguayan authorities confiscated more than 200 parts of heavy weaponry in shipments from Miami to Silvio Pettirossi International Airport. This…
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Brazil’s Rio Deploys 2,000 Officers in Major Crackdown on Organized Crime
Rio de Janeiro's state law enforcement launched a massive operation involving nearly 2,000 officers across ten low-income neighborhoods to reclaim…
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The Avocado Mafia’s Grip on Mexico’s Lucrative Industry
The recent assault on US avocado inspectors in Michoacán underscores the dangerous intersection of organized crime and agriculture in Mexico.…
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Panama Border Closures May Increase Endemic Diseases in Colombia
Panamanian authorities' recent closure of migratory routes through the Darién jungle may lead to a surge in endemic diseases in…
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Elusive Predator Unveiled in Bolivia’s Dense Forests
An elusive predator has finally emerged from obscurity in the heart of northern Bolivia's dense forests. This discovery, detailed in…
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Political Rift in Bolivia’s Ruling Party Escalates into Violence
Rival factions within Bolivia's governing party, the Movement Toward Socialism (MAS), have clashed violently in La Paz. As the 2025…
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U.S. Sanctions Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua in Major Crackdown
The United States has imposed sanctions on the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, known for its extensive criminal activities across…
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Salvatore Mancuso Released: Colombia’s Complex Path to Justice and Reconciliation
Colombian warlord Salvatore Mancuso, released after 12 years in the U.S. and three years in detention, promises to aid Colombia's…
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