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Coca energy drinks soon at a store near you?
After WHO said coca leaf is safe, a UN re-evaluation in December could be a game-changer for Bolivia
Oct 12
8
Trump brings the 'War on Terror' to America: it's a recipe for totalitarianism
The 'Wars' on terror and drugs are being brought to bear on internal and external enemies alike
Oct 4
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Joshua Collins
7
Is the US really going to bomb Venezuela?
If you had asked me a month ago, I would have responded, “Absolutely not.” Now I’m not so certain
Oct 2
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Joshua Collins
5
September 2025
Report accuses Ecuador of 'forced disappearances.' It couldn't come at a worse time for Noboa
National protests kicked off Monday and have spread to the capital as indigenous federation CONAIE calls for a national strike
Sep 24
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Joshua Collins
8
Pirates vs. Police on the streets of Lima
Youth in Peru take a page from Nepalese rebellion as the pirate flag from "One Piece" flies in pitched street battles against state forces
Sep 21
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Joshua Collins
8
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Trump decertifies Colombia in the 'War on Drugs', Petro announces retaliatory actions
Petro's supporters say US is interfering in elections next year. The declaration does not include sanctions.
Sep 16
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Joshua Collins
8
The Rubio and Trump story over Venezuelan boat bombing is full of holes — and fabrications
The Tren de Aragua doesn't traffic drugs internationally. Is this an escalation in drug policy or simply importing the 'War on Terror' to the Americas?
Sep 7
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Joshua Collins
20
August 2025
Trump's Venezuela gambit may be a show, but it's ratcheting up pressure on civil society
Warship deployments, bounties, and aggressive rhetoric from the White House put Venezuela on "high alert"
Aug 24
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Joshua Collins
21
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Noboa expands his war: this time against Ecuador's Constitutional Court
After it struck down a series of laws that would have granted security forces broad powers, Noboa declares the court "an enemy of the people"
Aug 20
4
The question isn't "Will Bolivia turn right?", it's "Will MAS survive at all?"
Bolivians head to the polls amidst economic crisis, political fractures, scandals and growing frustration
Aug 17
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Joshua Collins
6
What Uribe's conviction, the search for truth, and "peace" mean to a survivor of one of Colombia's most infamous massacres
Justice, like peace processes and "truth", is often imperfect. That doesn't make it less valuable
Aug 3
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Larisa Sioneriu
13
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July 2025
Uribe found guilty in historic ruling
Colombian courts say the former president intimidated and bribed witnesses as part of investigations into his links to narcos and paramilitaries
Jul 28
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Joshua Collins
12
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