LIFE
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Mexico’s Untold Role in Freedom Journeys Takes the Stage in “Mexodus”
Under the lights of Minetta Lane Theatre this September, two performers will summon a nearly forgotten chapter of North American…
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Spotlight and Sequins: Venezuela’s Festival of Inclusion Rewrites the Script for Disability and Art
The house lights dim, and twenty actors in mid-century dress draw together in a backstage huddle. In minutes, they'll step…
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Colombian Tragedy: Uribe Turbary’s Life, Legacy and Violent End
Miguel Uribe Turbay—Colombia's 39-year-old conservative reformer—has died from the gunshot wounds he suffered during a June 7 rally. His death…
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Plastic Bottles Are Choking Central America—And Each One Tells a Story
From Nicaragua's fishing villages to Guatemala's mangrove swamps, plastic bottles are arriving faster than anyone can clean them up—tagged with…
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36 hours in New York City
New York City isn’t just a skyline—it’s a living, breathing hub of culture, creativity, and connection. A weekend in New…
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Puerto Rico Dreams of Salsa Peace Between Blades and Colón
In Puerto Rico's salsa circles, the whispers have grown into open pleas: what if Rubén Blades and Willie Colón could…
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Harlem’s Latin Heartbeat Plays on for Eddie Palmieri
In the warm pulse of El Barrio, one day after Eddie Palmieri's passing at 88, the air was thick with…
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Jean Wyllys Returns to Brazil to Face the Machine That Tried to Silence Him
After years of death threats, exile, and a relentless smear campaign, Jean Wyllys—the reality-show winner turned openly gay lawmaker—is back…
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Mexico’s Vape Ban Is the Law—But the Smoke Hasn’t Cleared
Mexico's sweeping constitutional ban on e-cigarettes was meant to protect youth from nicotine addiction. Instead, it's left a power vacuum…
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Latin Love in Netflix’s My Oxford Year: How a Bilingual Heroine Rewrites Romance and Representation
Between cobbled quads and candlelit bike rides, My Oxford Year offers more than poetry and heartbreak—it places a driven Latina…
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