A firecracker, 3,500 police, and a ten-year ban. How Paraguay's superclásico between Olimpia and Cerro Porteño became a dispatch from a warzone.
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An Italian biologist in a suitcase. A British trader drugged in El Poblado. An Argentine on a Copacabana sidewalk. A letter from the nomad press to its own demographic.
No pope in modern history has moved this fast or gone to the places nobody expected. Leo XIV is not visiting countries. He is choosing them.
Three decades later, the people of Varginha have built a city around a mystery that might not have a solution. That is its own kind of story.
A short flight from La Paz, a whole other bolivia begins. And it is not interested in apologizing for itself.
Hidden under a century of vegetation, Ichkabal has just been opened to visitors. What is inside it forces a rewrite of several textbooks.
At the Den on a cold tuesday night, the chant that built a reputation is being sung for a new reason. Something is happening in SE16.
Uruguay is often held up as Latin America's calmest democracy. Its capital is also one of its saddest cities.
