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In Brazil, a new test reveals misidentified torture victim from the dictatorship periodIn April, Brazil identified two men who were buried in a mass grave used the military regimeWritten by Pública - Agência de jornalismo investigativoTranslated by Fernanda Canofre13 May 2025
In São Luís, the city known as the Brazilian Jamaica, reggae is a local identityThe capital of Maranhão, a northeastern Brazilian state, turned the Caribbean music into a local cultural movement with a twist Written by Fernanda Canofre12 May 2025
Ecuador: Understanding the re-election of right-wing president Daniel NoboaHow exactly did Daniel Noboa manage to sway Ecuadorian swing voters?Written by Gina YauriTranslated by Laura8 May 2025
Conflict in Colombia: How journalism is being used as a response to forced conscription of minorsJournalism by and for young people in Colombia and Latin AmericaWritten by Mi HistoriaTranslated by Beatrice Twentyman7 May 2025
Francis, the ‘Peronist’ Pope Argentinians hate to lovePope Francis' social doctrine coincides with the ideas of the most popular political movement in ArgentinaWritten by ConnectasTranslated by Connectas6 May 2025
Beyond statistics: My story of struggle against teen pregnancyIn Colombia, one young woman vowed to break the cycle of teen pregnancy in her familyWritten by Mi HistoriaTranslated by Cristina Reynoso6 May 2025
When the ICE agent at the airport echoes Trump’s motto: A Brazilian journalist at the US borderA textbook example of how the current administration treats certain travelers Written by Agencia Publica5 May 2025
What young Indigenous Brazilians think about climate changeThe sun burns, the rivers run dry, and crops disappear: the climate crisis is rewriting daily life for Indigenous people Written by Pública - Agência de jornalismo investigativoTranslated by Liam Anderson4 May 2025