Violence
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SPORTS
Why Latin America’s Stadium Hate Can’t Be Fixed from the Bleachers
Racist and homophobic chants aren't born in stadiums—they're rehearsed across daily life. Until Latin America's football institutions look beyond the…
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AMERICAS
Colombia’s War Now Falls from the Sky: Drones, Fear, and a Buzz That Kills
In the rural highlands of Cauca and the tangled jungle of Catatumbo, war has found a new shape: small, quiet,…
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SPORTS
Mexico’s Guadalajara Faces Shadowed Disappearances Before the World Cup Global Spotlight
Next year's World Cup will bring roaring crowds to Mexico's Guadalajara, a tech hub with a volcano-shaped stadium ready to…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Peace Needs Stricter Juvenile Laws for Heinous Crimes
Seven years for a 15-year-old who pulled the trigger on Miguel Uribe Turbay is not justice. It is permission. In…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Faces Parallel States as Guerrillas Govern Neglected Amazon Borderlands
On the San Miguel River, where the water itself marks the frontier with Ecuador, a guerrilla commander nicknamed Popéye pushes…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Learns the Hard Way What Lazy Security Really Costs
Two explosions in a single day—one a car bomb in Cali, another a drone strike that brought down a police…
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SPORTS
South American Soccer’s Shame Night Exposes Cracks Beyond the Stadium
What began as a continental cup night in Buenos Aires ended in chaos—projectiles raining from the stands, a supporter plunging…
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AMERICAS
Mexico Travel Warning Redraws Maps as Politics, Cartels and Tourism Collide
A new U.S. travel advisory brands cartel violence in Mexico as "terrorism," jolting the tourism industry, stoking political tension, and…
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AMERICAS
Haiti’s Most Wanted: Barbecue, Bounties, and the Fragile Theater of Power
As Port-au-Prince teeters under the weight of curfews and gunfire, the man at the center—once a police officer, now Haiti's…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico’s High-Profile Extraditions Keep U.S. Partnership Alive Amid Cartel Pressure
On a secure runway in Mexico, 26 alleged cartel operatives boarded a U.S.-bound flight—a calculated display of cooperation that masks…
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