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Mar 20, 01:12

Ecuador Considers Foreign Military Aid Amid Soaring Crime

Faced with a surge in homicides, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is considering requesting military aid from the US, EU, or Brazil, prompting experts to warn about potential human rights violations and the need for long-term solutions beyond military intervention.

Ecuador Considers Foreign Military Aid Amid Soaring Crime

Faced with a surge in homicides, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa is considering requesting military aid from the US, EU, or Brazil, prompting experts to warn about potential human rights violations and the need for long-term solutions beyond military intervention.

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What are the immediate implications of Ecuador's potential request for foreign military assistance to combat its rising crime rates?

Ecuador's President, Daniel Noboa, is considering requesting military aid from the US, EU, or Brazil to combat rising crime rates, even exploring private military companies. Experts warn that such militarization could worsen human rights violations and offer only temporary solutions, undermining long-term sustainable improvements.

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Mar 18, 16:10

El Salvador's Gang Crackdown: 57,000 Arrests and a State of Exception

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele's war on gangs has led to the arrest of almost 57,000 people and a state of exception suspending civil liberties, following a March massacre and failed negotiations, resulting in a planned mega-prison and Bukele's potential re-election.

El Salvador's Gang Crackdown: 57,000 Arrests and a State of Exception

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele's war on gangs has led to the arrest of almost 57,000 people and a state of exception suspending civil liberties, following a March massacre and failed negotiations, resulting in a planned mega-prison and Bukele's potential re-election.

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What are the immediate consequences of El Salvador's government's crackdown on gangs?

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has launched a crackdown on gangs, resulting in the arrest of nearly 57,000 people and the demolition of gang-related graves. This follows a March massacre of 87 people, prompting a state of exception that has suspended constitutional guarantees. The government plans to build a mega-prison to house the detainees.

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Mar 18, 19:11

Congo and Cuba Strengthen Cooperation Across Multiple Sectors

Congolese Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso and his Cuban counterpart, Manuel Marrero Cruz, met on March 17, 2024, in Brazzaville to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including health, technology, and defense, 60 years after establishing diplomatic relations.

Congo and Cuba Strengthen Cooperation Across Multiple Sectors

Congolese Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso and his Cuban counterpart, Manuel Marrero Cruz, met on March 17, 2024, in Brazzaville to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including health, technology, and defense, 60 years after establishing diplomatic relations.

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What specific actions did the Congo and Cuba Prime Ministers agree upon to enhance bilateral cooperation?

The Prime Ministers of Congo and Cuba met to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation after 60 years of diplomatic relations. Cuba's Prime Minister highlighted potential collaborations in health, technology, culture, tourism, sports, defense, and energy. Congo's Prime Minister emphasized revisiting existing agreements and accelerating the 14th session of the joint cooperation commission to solidify new accords.",

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Mar 17, 10:10

Cali: Salsa's Unexpected Global Heart

Juan Carvajal's documentary "La salsa vive" explores Cali, Colombia's unexpected role as the global center for salsa music, tracing its history from New York City to present-day Cali, showcasing its enduring legacy and vibrant community.

Cali: Salsa's Unexpected Global Heart

Juan Carvajal's documentary "La salsa vive" explores Cali, Colombia's unexpected role as the global center for salsa music, tracing its history from New York City to present-day Cali, showcasing its enduring legacy and vibrant community.

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How did the influence of the Cali drug cartel impact the salsa scene in the city during the 1990s?

Cali's embrace of salsa is rooted in its history, including the influence of narcotrafficking in the 1990s, which fueled the city's nightlife and musical scene. The film traces salsa's evolution from its New York origins to its Cali-centric present, emphasizing the community's active role in preserving its cultural heritage.

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Mar 15, 04:10

Murder of 15-Year-Old Emily Villalba in Chocontá, Colombia

Fifteen-year-old Emily Villalba was murdered in Chocontá, Colombia on March 12, 2024, after being reported missing the day before; Marco Parra, a neighbor and colleague of her mother, is in custody as the prime suspect.

Murder of 15-Year-Old Emily Villalba in Chocontá, Colombia

Fifteen-year-old Emily Villalba was murdered in Chocontá, Colombia on March 12, 2024, after being reported missing the day before; Marco Parra, a neighbor and colleague of her mother, is in custody as the prime suspect.

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How did the suspect, Marco Parra, gain access to Emily, and what role did her family's employment play in the crime?

Emily's murder occurred days after large women's rights marches across Latin America. Parra allegedly exploited his familiarity with Emily's family, gained through shared employment in the local flower industry, to approach her. Security footage shows him with Emily before her death.

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Mar 13, 10:10

Bachelet Considers UN Secretary-General Candidacy

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is considering a candidacy for UN Secretary-General in 2027, succeeding António Guterres, making her a prominent contender among other female candidates, a position the UN has never had a woman hold.

Bachelet Considers UN Secretary-General Candidacy

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is considering a candidacy for UN Secretary-General in 2027, succeeding António Guterres, making her a prominent contender among other female candidates, a position the UN has never had a woman hold.

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What is the significance of Michelle Bachelet's potential candidacy for UN Secretary-General?

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announced on March 12, 2025, that she is considering a candidacy for the next UN Secretary-General. This follows her recent decision against seeking a third presidential term in Chile. Her potential candidacy has been met with applause and support from prominent figures like Hillary Clinton.

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Mar 19, 04:12

Mexico Withdraws ISSSTE Reform Following Teacher Protests

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum withdrew a controversial ISSSTE reform after teacher protests, offering debt forgiveness and social housing instead, averting a planned 72-hour national strike.

Mexico Withdraws ISSSTE Reform Following Teacher Protests

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum withdrew a controversial ISSSTE reform after teacher protests, offering debt forgiveness and social housing instead, averting a planned 72-hour national strike.

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What are the long-term implications of resolving this conflict through executive decrees rather than legislative processes?

The government's actions suggest a strategic retreat to avoid further disruption. The implementation of benefits via decree bypasses legislative hurdles, showcasing the government's responsiveness to pressure from powerful teacher unions and the potential for future similar actions.

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Mar 18, 10:15

Media Alarmism and the Cycle of Health Crises in Latin America

Media alarmism around emerging health threats, driven by clickbait tactics, hinders informed decision-making and obscures underlying structural issues; solutions include specialized journalists, sustained reporting, and revised business models.

Media Alarmism and the Cycle of Health Crises in Latin America

Media alarmism around emerging health threats, driven by clickbait tactics, hinders informed decision-making and obscures underlying structural issues; solutions include specialized journalists, sustained reporting, and revised business models.

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Good Health and Well-being

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What are the systemic issues in health news coverage that contribute to the cycle of alarm, silence, and recurring health crises?

No hay mejor titular que Viene un virus mortal" says Myriam Vidal Valero, a Mexican science journalist, highlighting the recurring pattern of media alarmism around emerging health threats like avian flu, measles, and mpox, followed by a drop in coverage after initial panic.

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Mar 17, 19:17

Chile's Aporte Familiar Permanente: 2025 Payment Reaches Almost 2 Million

Chile's Aporte Familiar Permanente (AFP), formerly known as Bono Marzo, provided 64,574 pesos (about $66 USD) to almost 2 million vulnerable families in 2024, with a similar number expected in 2025; payments are distributed in phases throughout March based on other benefit receipt dates.

Chile's Aporte Familiar Permanente: 2025 Payment Reaches Almost 2 Million

Chile's Aporte Familiar Permanente (AFP), formerly known as Bono Marzo, provided 64,574 pesos (about $66 USD) to almost 2 million vulnerable families in 2024, with a similar number expected in 2025; payments are distributed in phases throughout March based on other benefit receipt dates.

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What is the Aporte Familiar Permanente, and what is its immediate impact on vulnerable Chilean families?

The Chilean government's Aporte Familiar Permanente (previously known as Bono Marzo) provides direct financial aid to vulnerable families. In 2024, nearly 2 million people received the benefit, and a similar number is expected in 2025. The 2025 payment, adjusted for inflation, is 64,574 pesos (approximately $66 USD).

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Mar 15, 13:12

Latin American Mercenaries in Ukraine: High Pay, High Risks

Four Latin American soldiers—two Colombians and two Brazilians—joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces for financial reasons, but experienced varying fates; one was injured, another captured, and two were killed in action near Kursk Oblast.

Latin American Mercenaries in Ukraine: High Pay, High Risks

Four Latin American soldiers—two Colombians and two Brazilians—joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces for financial reasons, but experienced varying fates; one was injured, another captured, and two were killed in action near Kursk Oblast.

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What factors motivate these individuals to join the Ukrainian forces, and what are the broader geopolitical implications?

These cases highlight the risks faced by foreign mercenaries fighting in Ukraine. The high pay offered by Ukraine attracts individuals from impoverished countries, but the reality often involves severe injury or death. The experiences of these four soldiers illustrate this dangerous dynamic.

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Mar 15, 10:10

Petro's Referendum: A Risky Gamble for Colombia's Democracy"

Colombian President Gustavo Petro's proposed referendum on healthcare and labor reforms, bypassing Congress, risks deepening political polarization and undermining public trust, mirroring the failures of past referendums and potentially exacerbating the country's fragile peace process.

Petro's Referendum: A Risky Gamble for Colombia's Democracy"

Colombian President Gustavo Petro's proposed referendum on healthcare and labor reforms, bypassing Congress, risks deepening political polarization and undermining public trust, mirroring the failures of past referendums and potentially exacerbating the country's fragile peace process.

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How does President Petro's strategy compare to past Colombian referendums, and what lessons can be learned from those experiences?

Petro's referendum strategy is a high-stakes gamble, mirroring past failed referendums in Colombia (2003, 2018) and potentially replicating the divisive outcome of the 2016 peace plebiscite. Low citizen participation in previous votes suggests a similar result is possible, exacerbating existing political fragmentation and undermining the government's legitimacy.

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Mar 13, 04:09

Telefónica Sells Coltel Stake to Millicom for $400 Million

Telefónica sold 67.5% of its Colombian subsidiary, Coltel, to Millicom for $400 million, aiming to reduce its Latin American presence, while Millicom plans to acquire the remaining shares to enhance its market position and boost Colombia's digital inclusion.

Telefónica Sells Coltel Stake to Millicom for $400 Million

Telefónica sold 67.5% of its Colombian subsidiary, Coltel, to Millicom for $400 million, aiming to reduce its Latin American presence, while Millicom plans to acquire the remaining shares to enhance its market position and boost Colombia's digital inclusion.

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What are the potential long-term impacts of Millicom's acquisition of Coltel on digital inclusion and competition in Colombia?

Millicom plans to invest in Coltel's network and spectrum to advance Colombia's digital inclusion goals. This transaction signals further consolidation in the Latin American telecommunications sector, with implications for competition and investment in digital infrastructure.

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