Justice
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ANALYSIS
Ecuador Clears Its Fishermen While Washington Leaves Due Process on the Seabed
Ecuador’s acquittal of 32 fishermen exposes the central scandal of U.S. boat strikes: military punishment arrived before courtroom proof. For…
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Colombia’s Legal Aid for Accused Mercenaries Deepens Controversy in Haiti Assassination Case
Colombia’s promise of legal assistance for 17 veterans accused in Haiti’s presidential assassination exposes a difficult divide between defending citizens…
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Mexico Traces Ayotzinapa Phones to Funeral Homes and an Iguala Police Station
Twelve years after 43 Ayotzinapa students disappeared, reused cellphones are leading Mexican investigators toward funeral homes and a police station.…
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AMERICAS
Bolivia’s Evo Standoff Offers a Warning About Democratic Coercion
Bolivia’s pursuit of Evo Morales tests whether democratic states can punish coercive road blockades without turning justice into vengeance. The…
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Mexico Turns Migrant Deaths into a Test of American Justice
Mexico’s legal campaign over 17 migrant deaths challenges ICE’s quiet machinery, where doubled arrest rates, private detention contracts, and sovereign…
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Mexico Should Send Washington the Bill for El Mayo Justice
Ismael El Mayo Zambada’s life sentence may satisfy U.S. prosecutors, but his disputed removal, Mexico’s unanswered sovereignty questions, and a…
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Colombian Death Exposes ICE’s Dangerous Gap Between Enforcement and Justice
A Colombian father’s fatal encounter with ICE in Maine raises a harder question than whether officers may use force: whether…
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AMERICAS
Guatemala Still Searches for Cristina as Femicide’s Silence Grows Louder
Fifteen years after Cristina Siekavizza vanished in Guatemala, her family’s plea for anonymous tips cuts through a region where femicide…
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AMERICAS
Rigoberta Menchú Warns Guatemala Justice Turns Peace Into Impunity Again
Rigoberta Menchú’s latest warning is not nostalgia from Guatemala’s war years. It is a woman’s indictment of courts captured by…
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AMERICAS
Bolivian Justice Meets Evo Morales Inside a Dangerous Empty Courtroom
Evo Morales's suspended trafficking trial has become Bolivia's newest political fracture, with judges demanding his arrest, supporters guarding him in…
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