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In Ecuador, prosecutor Marcelo Vasconez and his police escort were killed by armed attackers outside his office in the coastal city of Manta. Vasconez was part of the attorney general’s unit focused on transnational organized crime, and his death adds to a troubling trend, marking at least the ninth prosecutor killed since 2019. Ecuador has faced increasing violence from powerful criminal groups, prompting President Daniel Noboa to intensify anti-crime efforts through heightened enforcement, new crime-fighting measures, and emergency decrees.
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For many Hispanic families, Christmas Eve — not Christmas Day — is the heart of the holiday season. While Dec. 25 is often reserved for leftovers, movies, and opening gifts, Dec. 24 is when everything really happens. That night is known as Nochebuena, and it’s one of...
Toronto Latinos is officially leveling up the merch game. Starting January, we’re launching monthly limited-edition drops—no restocks, no reruns, no “we’ll bring it back later.” Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Period. This isn’t just merch. It’s culture, statements, and...
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For many Hispanic families, Christmas Eve — not Christmas Day — is the heart of the holiday season. While Dec. 25 is often reserved for leftovers, movies, and opening gifts, Dec. 24 is when...
If you’re dreaming of trading snow and heavy coats for sunshine and street celebrations, Christmas in Latin America offers a completely different — and unforgettable — experience. Across South and...
Colombia’s long-running conflict with armed groups escalated again after the National Liberation Army (ELN) carried out a deadly drone and explosives attack on a military base near the Venezuelan...
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