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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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La Guaira Listens for Life as Venezuela’s Quake Grief Deepens
Six days after twin earthquakes battered Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, La Guaira has become a geography of silence, rubble and stubborn…
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Venezuela Earthquake Diplomacy Turns Rubble Into a Rare Political Bridge
After twin earthquakes shattered northern Venezuela, rescue crews and aid flights have crossed borders that politics had sealed shut, testing…
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Latin America Isn’t Trump’s Domino Board; It’s Crime’s Ballot Box
Trump endorsements make headlines, but Latin America's rightward turn looks less like a remote control from Washington and more like…
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Venezuela Quakes Expose the Fault Lines Beneath Latin America’s Resilience
Two earthquakes struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart, killing at least 164 people and injuring 971. Beyond collapsed buildings and darkened…
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Ecuador’s Teddy Bear Hitmen Reveal a Gang War Without Borders
A gang leader's killing outside Guayaquil airport, carried out by teenagers hiding a gun behind flowers and a stuffed toy,…
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Israel Enters Colombia’s Ballot Drama as Petro Cries Digital Foul
Gustavo Petro's fraud allegations have drawn Israel, Donald Trump, and Colombia's electoral machinery into a volatile post-election fight. Still, a…
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Peru Election Math Turns Dangerous When Sánchez Subtracts Democracy Abroad
Roberto Sánchez wants Peru's overseas ballots erased because they favor Keiko Fujimori. The demand is legally audacious, politically antidemocratic, and…
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