LIFE
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Venezuelan Lives in Colombian Streets Shift After Maduro’s Sudden Capture
In Cúcuta, a former homeless Venezuelan waters park worker is wearing a green uniform. In Bogotá, delivery couriers check their…
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Mexican Search Mothers Bring Desert Skills to Tucson Missing Case
For the first time, Mexico's Madres Buscadoras de Sonora crossed into Arizona to search the desert. They came looking for…
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Willie Colón and Panama: An Intimate Bond Built on Welcome, Collaborations, and Songs
Willie Colón died Saturday at seventy-five in New York, but Panama keeps hearing him in its own key. From early…
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Brazil Carnival Politics Echo After Lula Tribute Samba School Relegated
A Rio samba school bet its debut on praising President Lula and mocking his rivals. Judges sent it to last…
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Willie Colón: Architect of Latin America’s Salsa Soundtrack for Decades
Willie Colón developed salsa in New York and observed its spread across Latin America as a shared language of pride,…
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Mexican Telenovela Lobo Tests Justice Fantasies Amid ICE Street Protests
As protests target ICE and deportations reshape headlines, Telemundo’s Lobo, morir matando arrives with a risky promise: some inside security…
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Brazil Carnival Morning Turns City Center into a Singing Garden
By eight in the morning, Rio’s carnival is already underway, with beer cups, flower costumes, and street bands drawing crowds…
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El Salvador Pet Prosthetics Turn One Dog’s Pain into Policy
A baby stroller replaces a dog’s legs, but its owner keeps pushing, insisting on hope where care and dignified options…
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Argentine Rock Legend Fito Páez Turns Cosquín into Memory
At Cosquín Rock 2026, about ninety thousand people watched Fito Páez compress five decades into one hour. A piano solo,…
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Brazil Street Carnival Ends with Foreign Voices Still Singing Loudly
On Rio’s last official carnival day, street blocos pulled in crowds again, including thousands of foreigners who danced imperfectly, sang…
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