Violence
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Borders and migration
Latin America Displacement Crisis Is Redrawing Borders Without Crossing Them
A record surge in internal displacement is exposing how criminal violence, weak states, and neglected neighborhoods are reshaping Latin America,…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Campaign Violence Turns Right-Wing Split Into Democracy’s Hardest Test
Vandalism at Paloma Valencia's Bogotá campaign headquarters exposes a tense Colombian election where security fears, right-wing fragmentation, AI politics, Petro's…
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AMERICAS
Haiti Bleeds as Gang Battles Turn Cité-Soleil Into Burning Map
Haiti's latest gang clashes near Port-au-Prince have killed more than eighty people, exposing a security collapse where armed groups fight…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico’s Disappeared Reveal a State Where Absence Became Deadly Infrastructure
Mexico's disappearance crisis is no longer only a tragedy of violence. The IACHR report shows a machinery of absence, where…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Faces ELN’s Kidnapping Courts as Rebel “Justice” Turns Rotten
The ELN's self-styled sentences against kidnapped Colombian officials turn captivity into a grotesque courtroom drama, exposing Arauca's narco-war landscape, the…
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LIFE
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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ANALYSIS
Mexico Captures Cartel Heir, but Violence Waits Around the Corner
The arrest of El Jardinero gives Mexico a rare security victory, but the burned vehicles in Nayarit point to a…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Votes While Bombs Ask Who Really Rules the Nation
An attack that killed civilians in Colombia's southwest has crashed into the presidential campaign, exposing how armed violence still bends…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Lets Its Peacemakers Bleed While Democracy Calls It Progress
Violence against Colombia's social leaders kept rising in 2025, exposing a democracy that still struggles to protect its bravest citizens.…
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Colombia Exports War for Hire into Sudan’s Darkest Siege Machine
The UN’s reporting on Colombian mercenaries in Sudan reveals a grim new map of violence, where Latin American fighters, Emirati…
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