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Northern Mexico Faces Fentanyl’s Border Boomerang as Addiction Crosses South
Fentanyl in Tijuana is no longer only a trafficking story. It is a binational public health rupture, where U.S. overdose…
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Uruguay Marks Condor Crime Still Haunting Democracy Fifty Years Later
Fifty years after Zelmar Michelini, Héctor Gutiérrez Ruiz, Rosario Barredo, and William Whitelaw were murdered in Buenos Aires, Uruguay confronts…
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Haiti Bleeds as Gang Battles Turn Cité-Soleil Into Burning Map
Haiti's latest gang clashes near Port-au-Prince have killed more than eighty people, exposing a security collapse where armed groups fight…
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Chile Turns Schools and Hospitals into Migration’s New Political Border
Chile's plan to make health and education institutions share irregular migrants' data exposes a hardening national mood, where public services,…
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Argentina Students March Again as Milei’s University Cuts Test Democracy
Argentina's public university crisis has spilled into the streets, where students, professors, doctors, and families are challenging Javier Milei's austerity…
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Bolivian Justice Meets Evo Morales Inside a Dangerous Empty Courtroom
Evo Morales's suspended trafficking trial has become Bolivia's newest political fracture, with judges demanding his arrest, supporters guarding him in…
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Mexico’s World Cup Glow Meets Mothers Searching for the Missing
As Mexico readies stadiums for the 2026 World Cup, searching mothers marched on Mother's Day with missing-person flyers, grief, and…
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Venezuela and Cuba’s Pact Cracks After Maduro Capture Shakes Region
Maduro's capture has unsettled the old Caracas-Havana axis, cutting oil flows, clouding medical missions, and exposing how one alliance, once…
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Peru’s Femicide Fight Turns Into a Battle Over Legal Memory
In Lima, a proposal to erase femicide from Peru's penal code has turned a legal debate into a national warning,…
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Guatemala’s Army Courts Washington While Cartels Wait at the Border
Guatemala's military says it is rebuilding trust with Washington, Europe, and its own citizens while trying to seal its ranks…
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