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Bogotá’s Casa de Nariño is losing its president but not its power. As Colombia’s new government disperses across cities, the old palace may become a museum, exposing how architecture, memory, and centralism still govern the national imagination in public life.
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After three decades of romantic ballads, Cristian Castro is again becoming Lügh Draculea, his metal alter ego. La Esfinge’s third album blends Quetzalcóatl, gothic spectacle, and commercial ambition, revealing why Mexico’s pop prince never truly abandoned the music of adolescence.
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Across Manizales, painted demolition letters now condemn apartment blocks while survivors haul mattresses, refrigerators, and frightened pets into borrowed trucks. Colombia’s earthquake has ended its search phase here, but for hundreds of families, the slower disaster of displacement is beginning.
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Fidel Castro’s centenary arrived with songs, statues and old revolutionary vows, but Cuba’s deepest crisis gave the celebration another meaning: the government was not merely honoring a dead leader. It was borrowing his authority to justify a difficult economic reinvention.
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After Colombia’s magnitude 7.4 earthquake, two Cali communities reveal the disaster’s deepest fault line: families guarding cracked apartments they still owe money on, and hospital workers saving hundreds. At the same time, families wait beside a collapsed tower for news that never comes.
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