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Ecuador Must Deny Soldiers’ Impunity for Killing Guayaquil Children
When 11-year-old Steven Medina and three teenage friends vanished after a December military roundup in Guayaquil, Ecuador's army claimed it…
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Brazil Draws Ethical Line as Pet Humanization Hits Inked Extreme
Brazil has drawn a crimson line through one of the stranger corners of the pet-care boom, voting to jail anyone…
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Argentina’s Peronists Grapple with Renewal as Kirchner Faces Prison and Exile
Argentina woke to court headlines that felt like an aftershock: Cristina Fernández de Kirchner—two-term president and national lightning rod—has been…
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Colombia Caught Between Rebel Offensives and Polarized Capital Politics
Car-bomb craters and sniper casings litter Colombia's southwest once more, a grim chorus that killed seven people this week and…
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Inside Brazil’s High-Stakes Trial Over Bolsonaro Election Conspiracy
A small courtroom in Brasília now holds the fate of Brazil's most polarizing ex-president. Jair Bolsonaro and seven former aides…
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Colombia Holds Its Breath as Politics Meets Bullets Once More
A pistol cracked in Bogotá's Fontibón district, dropping Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay in mid-sentence and jolting a nation that once…
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Latin America’s Shifting Alliances Deepen with Vatican Engagement
On a humid Havana afternoon, the Vatican’s foreign minister in cassock steps onto Cuban soil, proving that a change of…
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Mexico’s Judicial Vote Abstentionism Deals Blow to Sheinbaum’s Ambitions
An experiment meant to democratize Mexico's courts has stumbled out of the gate. Barely 13 percent of eligible voters showed…
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Bolivian Senator Battles Infighting To Fill Left’s Empty Throne
Bolivia's once-unbreakable ruling party has cracked wide open, and a senator who never expected center stage through the fissure steps.…
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