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REPORT: De la Espriella Wins Colombian Presidency by a Hair
On June 21, 2026, Colombia delivered a verdict no one would have dared predict with such precision: Abelardo de la Espriella, a corporate lawyer…
DID YOU KNOW this Brazilian island has up to one deadly viper per square meter
Off the coast of the state of São Paulo, in Brazil, lies a small piece of land that, seen from the sky,
Costa Rica Abolished Its Army in 1948 and Never Needed One Again
Among the most radical and enduring political decisions of the twentieth century in Latin America, Costa Rica's stands apart. In 1948, this
28 unknown species discovered in Argentina's unexplored deep sea
Off the coast of Argentina, in areas of the continental shelf and ocean slope that had never before been directly explored by
The Axolotl, the Amphibian That Can Even Regenerate Its Own Brain
Among all the organisms studied by contemporary biologists, few generate as much fascination as the axolotl, this Mexican amphibian with an almost
Measles ignores the borders between Canada, Mexico and the United States
As of July 2, 2026, the American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention counted 2,170 confirmed measles cases in the United States
Trump lets the $2 trillion North American deal lapse without renewal
July 1, 2026, marked the deadline set by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, for the three signatory countries to collectively decide
In Brazil, the Epstein recruitment network investigation advances with no time limit
Brazil's federal public prosecutor's office, known by its acronym MPF, opened an investigation in February 2026 to determine whether a recruitmentnetwork tied
Eight Tren de Aragua members charged, justice must stay transparent
The US Department of Justice announced in early July 2026 charges against eight alleged members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang