LIFE
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Powerless and Anxious: How Puerto Rico’s Broken Grid Is Fueling a Mental Health Crisis
As Puerto Rico struggles with near-weekly blackouts, the island's most fragile residents—patients on oxygen, elderly caregivers, and exhausted families—are unraveling…
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Keanu’s Watches Recovered: How Chile Became the FBI’s Unexpected Ally in a Hollywood Heist
Ten months after a precision burglary stripped Keanu Reeves of six rare watches, a transcontinental crime story has delivered its…
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Carlos Vives Serenades Santa Marta at 500: A Vallenato Homecoming by the Sea
Under a full moon and a sea of phone lights, Carlos Vives took the beach stage in his hometown of…
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Secrets in Stone: Paraguay’s Masonic Museum Unveils a Hidden History
Tucked behind a modest facade in downtown Asunción, a private world of coded diaries, war medals, and forgotten presidents is…
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Puerto Rican Fans Flock to Vega Baja for Bad Bunny Pilgrimage
While San Juan dances through Bad Bunny's electric stadium residency, Vega Baja—the singer's sugarcane hometown—remains his quiet origin story, where…
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Brazil’s Humpback Comeback: Giants Breach, Songs Echo, and a Coastline Cheers Their Return
Where harpoons once silenced giants, Rio de Janeiro's winter skies now thunder with the splash of humpbacks breaching just offshore.…
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Hudson Nights Burn Bright as Sunset Salsa Turns New York into a Latin Dancefloor
As the sun slips behind New Jersey's cliffs, Pier 76 explodes with rhythm. Office workers, elders, and toddlers dance under…
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Panama’s Jungle Hospital Heals Victims of Wildlife Trafficking—Then Sets Them Free
At dawn, an ocelot stalks a rubber chicken under a tree. Nearby, howler monkeys test their lungs. But this isn't…
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Mexico Shows Link Flamenco Spirit to Chavela Vargas’ Ranchera Heritage
Guitarricadelafuente, the Spanish singer who blends flamenco and folk with modern ache, returns to Mexico this November—not just to perform,…
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How Latin Americans Are Rewriting the Spanish Soundscape, One Podcast at a Time
Nearly one in ten people living in Spain today were born in Latin America. As migrant voices multiply, new podcasts…
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