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Prime Video Turns Comic Book Crime into TV Drama

July 11, 2026

The new series on Prime Video is called Sex Criminals. It comes from a comic book that first appeared in 2013. The story is about two people who can stop time when they are together. They use this strange ability to pull off daring crimes. The idea for the show was pitched in 2015. It t

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Conservative Leaders Rise Across Latin America

July 4, 2026

Peru has chosen a new president who is known for hard‑line policies on crime. Keiko Fujimori, a former businesswoman and daughter of the late dictator Alberto Fujimori, won the runoff election. She plans to build large prisons and strengthen borders to stop drug trafficking. In Colombia, Abel

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Gabriel Martinelli: From Steel Town to Premier League

July 1, 2026

Gabriel Martinelli wasn’t born with a golden football at his feet—he grew up in Guarulhos, a noisy city near São Paulo, where his parents worked tough jobs at a steel factory. Football wasn’t just a hobby; it was the heartbeat of their home. His mom didn’t just drop him off at futsal practice—she ma

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The Man Who Lived Like an Adventure Novel

June 30, 2026

Oliver Tree didn’t just perform on stage—he turned life into performance. With bright red face paint and a fuzzy Elmo costume, he made every interview feel like a late-night show. Behind the jokes, though, was a deeper message: life can change fast, and he knew it better than most. His final podcast

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Miami’s Secret Role as Latin America’s Sports Hub

June 29, 2026

Miami has quietly become the unofficial stage for South America’s soccer passion. During the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, stadiums filled not with local fans but with supporters draped in Colombian, Brazilian, and Uruguayan flags. Hard Rock Stadium turned yellow for Colombia’s game against Portugal, w

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Neymar’s Roots: Who He Is Behind the Spotlight

June 28, 2026

Neymar was born on 5 February 1992 in Mogi das Cruzes, a town near São Paulo. He grew up on the streets of Brazil where football is part of everyday life. His father, a former player himself, spotted the boy’s talent early and helped shape his future. Brazil is famous for mixing many cultures, an

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AI Cameras in Brazil: A Tool for Safety or a Step Toward Control?

June 27, 2026

In São Paulo, a man on a bike robbed Erick Coser at gunpoint after learning his phone’s access code. The attacker fled through favelas, stealing more from others before police tracked him down—but not through facial recognition. Instead, Coser’s own startup, Gabriel, helped using license plate scans

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Colombia’s New Right‑Wing Leader Signals a Wider Shift in Latin America

June 22, 2026

A new president has taken office in Colombia, marking a clear move to the right that echoes across the continent. The winner is Abelardo De La Espriella, a lawyer and political newcomer known for his nationalist stance. His victory follows similar outcomes in Peru, where Keiko Fujimori edged o

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Skate Spots Bring Kids Together

June 22, 2026

The summer air buzzes with the sound of wheels on concrete as young riders gather at a local skate park. A four‑year‑old boy, who has already spent more than a year on his board, rolls in front of the crowd with energy that rivals older skaters. His mom says he spends four days a week there, learnin

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Colombia's big choice: Change direction or stick with the current path?

June 22, 2026

On Sunday, Colombians head to the polls for a high-stakes presidential runoff. They're not just picking a leader—they're deciding which way the country goes next. Will they double down on the left-wing policies of recent years or swing sharply right with a newcomer promising a hardline approach to c