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Cuba’s Food Lifeline Stalls as a U.S. Embargo Chokes UN Aid
Nearly 20,000 tons of United Nations food aid are trapped inside Cuba's broken logistics chain, exposing how fuel shortages, U.S.…
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Colombia Election Pits Tiger Against Leftist Survivor as Regional Stakes Rise
Abelardo de la Espriella's first-round surge and Iván Cepeda's resilient leftist vote have pushed Colombia into a stark June 21…
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Sheinbaum’s Election Warning Tests Latin American Democracy and Foreign Influence
Mexico's president says foreign money could taint elections. Still, the harder question is who decides when sovereignty is being defended…
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Colombia May Fail Girls as Female Genital Mutilation Bill Stalls
Colombia's pending female genital mutilation bill risks dying before a final Senate debate. These alarming rights groups say Indigenous girls…
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Ecuadorean Noboa Tests Crime War Against Ballots, Borders, and Diesel
Daniel Noboa's first full year exposes Ecuador's harsh bargain: a militarized crime war, a rejected constitutional gamble, deadly Indigenous protests,…
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Colombia Campaign Violence Turns Right-Wing Split Into Democracy’s Hardest Test
Vandalism at Paloma Valencia's Bogotá campaign headquarters exposes a tense Colombian election where security fears, right-wing fragmentation, AI politics, Petro's…
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Peru Faces Another Runoff as Voters Reject the Political Class
Peru's June runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez exposes a fractured democracy in which blank votes beat every candidate,…
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Venezuela Rejects Trump’s Map Fantasy as Empire Returns Wearing Jokes
Trump's talk of making Venezuela the fifty-first state is not harmless provocation. It is imperial language dressed as spectacle, exposing…
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El Salvador Rewrites Its Rules as Bukele Locks in Power
In El Salvador, constitutional reform has become political speed, as Nayib Bukele's allies reshape elections, courts, punishment, and representation, raising…
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Mothers Hunt Ghosts at Mexico-Guatemala Border While States Look Away
In Tapachula, mothers from Ecuador, Honduras, Colombia, and Cuba are turning migration's invisible graveyard into a public accusation, exposing how…
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