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Latin American Immigrants Confront Trump’s Secret Deportation Court Power Play
A dormant terrorism court is stirring under Donald Trump, raising a chilling question for Latin American immigrants: can a secret…
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Mexico Turns Migrant Deaths into a Test of American Justice
Mexico’s legal campaign over 17 migrant deaths challenges ICE’s quiet machinery, where doubled arrest rates, private detention contracts, and sovereign…
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Mexico Should Send Washington the Bill for El Mayo Justice
Ismael El Mayo Zambada’s life sentence may satisfy U.S. prosecutors, but his disputed removal, Mexico’s unanswered sovereignty questions, and a…
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Nicaragua Buries the Ballot and Deepens Its Dangerous Geopolitical Isolation
Daniel Ortega’s declaration that Nicaragua will hold no more competitive elections transforms authoritarian drift into permanent rule, threatening the country’s…
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Colombian Death Exposes ICE’s Dangerous Gap Between Enforcement and Justice
A Colombian father’s fatal encounter with ICE in Maine raises a harder question than whether officers may use force: whether…
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Peru Hands Keiko Fujimori the Keys to a Haunted House
Keiko Fujimori’s razor-thin win gives Peru a familiar promise of order. Still, the map of her victory tells a rougher…
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Brazil Draws a Red Line Against Washington’s Crime War Creep
Brazil’s warning over U.S. terrorism labels for PCC and Comando Vermelho is not paranoia. It is a sovereignty argument, a…
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Colombia President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella’s Vows Cut to Petro’s Peace Mirage as Violence Exposes the Fraud
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella’s vow to dismantle Total Peace is not vengeance. It is a course correction for a…
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Colombia’s Israel Reset Looks Rushed as Washington Starts Squinting Harder
Colombia’s president-elect is moving fast to restore ties with Israel. Still, Washington’s own hesitation over Netanyahu’s wars suggests Bogotá may…
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Mexico Chant Debate Tests Soccer Pride, Language, and FIFA’s Limits
Mexico’s controversial goalkeeper chant returned against Ecuador, reviving FIFA fines, LGBTQ criticism, and a bitter diplomatic backdrop as soccer’s loudest…
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