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Unprecedented Winter Heat Wave Brings 100° Temperatures to Chile and Argentina

In Chile, the provision of water during the dry season, spring and summer, relies on the natural storage that’s in the mountain snowpack.

“Unfortunately, Medina’s case joins that of 208 other journalists who, since 2018, have been forced into exile or asylum in other countries.”

Mostly sunny days are expected, becoming cloudy in the afternoon with a high probability of showers, rains, and electrical storms over Havana

We understand there are multinational companies that come and take the lithium from Argentina but leave nothing behind.

A growing number of Australian elected officials, including PM Anthony Albanese, have urged the U.S. to drop its case against Assange.

The US will accept asylum applications from migrants in Mexico, a country that in turn will establish a “multipurpose international space”.

Local communities and environmental groups have brought legal challenges and put their own bodies on the line…

A count of universities shuttered in Nicaragua in recent years yields at least 20, many with campuses in multiple cities.

We feature Cuban pianist Omar Sosa, Senegalese Seckou Keita, & Venezuelan Gustavo Ovalles with a NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2023).

“Climate change is here, it is terrifying, & it’s just the beginning. The era of global warming has ended; global boiling has arrived.”