LIFE
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El Salvador’s Prison Reforms Offer Hope, But Families Still Demand Justice
Parents in El Salvador who once feared gangs now wait for news from prisons holding their sons. A proposed review…
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Heartbreak Drives Regional Mexican Grupo Frontera’s Global Success—Pain Is the Secret to the Party
Grupo Frontera’s global rise rests on a familiar contradiction: songs about losing someone can bring strangers together. The Texas band’s…
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Chiclayo, Peru, Powerful Photos Bring Pope Leo XIV’s Legacy Home
In Chiclayo, Peru, an outdoor exhibition brings Pope Leo XIV back among the people who remember him serving meals and…
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When Saints Walk Among the People: Caracas Seeks Healing in Faith and Memory
A year after José Gregorio Hernández and Carmen Rendiles became Venezuela’s first saints, pilgrims in Caracas carry grief, gratitude, and…
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Panama Finds Room for Faith After Earthquake Leaves Historic Churches in Ruins
Panama’s earthquake has damaged 13 churches, leaving rural communities to mourn familiar sanctuaries while practicing their faith. Across the Azuero…
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Peru Honors the Lord of Miracles Whose Purple Procession Outlived an Empire
Peru’s Lord of Miracles has earned recognition as an Andean heritage site, honoring a devotion carried from colonial Lima to…
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Paraguay Floods Put Families on the Move and Border Life on Hold
Paraná River flooding has forced more than 600 families from their homes in Paraguay, while 14 migration posts suspend operations.…
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Panama Earthquake Shakes the Nation’s Cradle and Tests Who Pays for History
After Panama's magnitude 7.7 earthquake, residents of La Villa de Los Santos are gathering fragments of their national heritage. With…
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Chilean TV Legend Don Francisco Gives Yesterday a New Slot on Sunday
At 85, Don Francisco returns to Miami television with “Gigantes con Don Francisco,” pairing celebrity interviews with memories of “Sábado…
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Bogotá Gets into Character as SOFA Makes Cosplay a Language of Belonging
Bogotá’s SOFA festival expects 200,000 attendees, but its most revealing stories unfold beneath the costumes. Across 23 pavilions, Colombian fan…
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