LIFE
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Colombia’s Maternal Health Gap Becomes a Ballot Box Reckoning
A new Guttmacher Institute study finds Colombia could sharply reduce maternal deaths, unsafe abortions, unintended pregnancies, and newborn deaths by…
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Mexico City Turns Dua Lipa’s Concerts Into Global Pop Diplomacy
Dua Lipa's Mexico City live album and concert film turn three sold-out nights into more than entertainment, capturing how Latin…
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Mexico’s World Cup School U-Turn Exposes Learning Crisis Below
Mexico canceled plans to shorten the school year before the 2026 World Cup. Still, the backlash revealed a deeper fear…
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Cuba’s Ballet Dances Through Blackouts While a Nation’s Pulse Flickers
As Cuba sinks deeper into shortages, blackouts, and economic paralysis, the Cuban National Ballet has returned to Havana's stage with…
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Argentina Faces Cruise Health Alarm as Hantavirus Shadows Regional Travel
A suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius, which departed Argentina before crossing remote Atlantic routes, has turned a cruise…
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Mexico’s Cenote Angelita Hides a Ghost Cloud Beneath Sacred Waters
Beneath Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, Cenote Angelita turns geology into theater: a clear sinkhole, a false underwater cloud, submerged trees, and…
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Ecuador Midwives Turn Birth into a Quiet Fight for Sovereignty
In Cotacachi, ancestral midwives are defending home birth as Indigenous knowledge, bodily autonomy, and political resistance, challenging Ecuador's medical system…
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Colombia Hippos Force Billionaire Mercy Into Escobar’s Wildest Afterlife
Colombia's Escobar hippos have turned from cartel spectacle into ecological crisis, forcing a painful regional debate over invasive species, public…
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Cuba Watches Havana Nights Go Dark as Crisis Eats Joy
Havana's vanished nightlife is more than a tourism story. Cuba's darkened streets reveal how fuel shortages, migration, sanctions, and economic…
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How People Meet in Latin America Now — and Why It Feels a Little Different From the U.S.
People still love to imagine Latin America as this grand, romantic place where nobody needs an app because everyone somehow…
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