LIFE
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El Salvador’s Bukele Swaps Iron Fist for Open Palm in a New Crusade: Saving Stray Animals
After three years of ruling with an iron fist, President Nayib Bukele has chosen a softer battlefield. His new war…
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Columbus Without the Myths: A Stubborn Genius Who Miscalculated the World
Five centuries later, Christopher Columbus remains less a man than a mirror, reflecting the stories nations tell about themselves. A…
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Mexico Turns ‘The Smashing Machine’ into a Story About Heart, Not Hype
Mexico didn't just host a Hollywood premiere—it redefined it. As Dwayne Johnson's The Smashing Machine opened in Mexico City, Mexican…
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Mexico Rewrites Malintzin’s Story: From Traitor to Translator of a Nation
Long condemned as the traitor who helped topple an empire, Malintzin—better known as La Malinche—is returning to Mexico’s center stage.…
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The Colombian Farmer Who Taught Ecuador How to Taste Its Own Coffee
On a misty ridge near Quito, a Colombian migrant turned farmer built Finca Frajares into a living classroom for Ecuador’s…
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Costa Rica Bets on Butterflies to Rewild Science—and Rural Livelihoods
In a nation the size of West Virginia, Costa Rica's butterflies do more than decorate postcards—they pollinate, prune, feed food…
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Peru’s Forgotten Genocide: How Rubber Still Haunts the Amazon
Peru's Amazon carries scars that remain largely invisible to the nation's collective memory. The new documentary Shiringa, directed by Wilton…
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When the Pacific Sings: How Colombia’s Whales Teach Hope to Coastal Communities
Each winter, the Colombian Pacific becomes a nursery where humpback whales arrive from Antarctica, their calves learning first flicks beneath…
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Latin America’s Invisible Disability: Why Migraine Demands Urgent Recognition Now
Migraine is not just a headache. It is a neurological disorder that disables millions across Latin America, draining productivity, warping…
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Concrete Floors, Living Futures: How Guatemala Can End a Preventable Health Crisis
A concrete floor isn't charity; it's public health with generational returns. In Guatemala, where a million homes still rest on…
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