AMERICAS
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Climate Change in Latin America: The Growing Risk of Wildfires
Climate change may seem like a 21st-century buzzword but it is a long-standing problem. This phenomenon refers to a long-term…
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Argentina’s Turning Point: The Tragic Case of Axel Blumberg
In March 2004, the kidnapping and murder of 23-year-old Axel Blumberg shocked Argentina. People were outraged. They demanded change loudly.…
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Narco-Subs, Colombian High Seas and the $8 Billion Chase
Beneath the rolling waves of the Pacific, narco-submarines glide like hunters. These vessels evade radar and chase wealth. Global forces…
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How Bird Flu is Reshaping South America’s Poultry Industry
The highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 has emerged as a defining challenge for South America's poultry sector. Since its…
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The Tale of How Mexican Mafia Tracked Man from U.S. Prison to Homeless Camp
Samuel "Negro” Villalba died violently in 2021. Decades before, he lost the support of the Mexican Mafia. His life story…
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Venezuelan Migrant’s Trial Casts Light on Tragic Murder Case
The murder of nursing student Laken Riley by Venezuelan migrant Jose Antonio Ibarra has shocked the small college town of…
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Ricardo Barreda: The Haunting Murderer that Divided Argentina
In 1992, Ricardo Barreda, a dentist from Buenos Aires, shocked Argentina by murdering his wife, two daughters, and mother-in-law. His…
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Unraveling One of Colombia’s Most Perplexing True Crime Case: The Mystery of Luis Andrés Colmenares
Unraveling One of Colombia's Most Perplexing True Crime Case: The Mystery of Luis Andrés Colmenares
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Argentina’s Menéndez Brothers: The Schoklender Case Amid Calls for Resentencing
Mauricio and Cristina Schoklender, murdered by their sons in Argentina in 1981, are known by many as 'the Menéndezes of…
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Brazilian Marielle Franco’s Murder Case Sparks Fight for Justice and Change
When Marielle Franco, a young councilwoman in Rio de Janeiro, was shot dead in March 2018, the country was left…
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