Traditions
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LIFE
Costa Rica’s Masks Conceal A Rich And Violent Past
Throughout Costa Rica's lush landscapes, vividly painted balsa wood masks catch the eye of travelers in souvenir shops and local…
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LIFE
Latin America Tracked Santa’s Magical Journey with NORAD
On Christmas Eve, millions of children worldwide eagerly awaited Santa Claus's arrival. With the help of the North American Aerospace…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Colombia’s Mangrove Women Forge Tradition and Sustainability
Women gather piangüa, a shellfish, in the mangroves along Colombia's Pacific coast. This resource helps feed their families and keeps…
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LIFE
Mexico’s Gourmet Ant Trend Sparks Global Culinary Fascination
The chicatana ant, a centuries-old delicacy in southeastern Mexico, has become a prized ingredient in gourmet cuisine. This tiny insect…
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LIFE
Cassava’s Cultural Recognition Inspires Latin America’s Global Unity
A United Nations recognition of cassava flatbread from five Latin American nations has ignited a renewed sense of pride and…
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Heritage
The Dark Origins and Evolution of Dia de Los Inocentes’ Day
Dia de Los Inocentes ' Day, celebrated with pranks and jests, has a dark origin rooted in ancient history and…
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