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Single protein could dramatically alter trajectory of Alzheimer's disease

In people destined to get Alzheimer's in their mid-40s, one protein can delay the onset of the disease by about 20 years.

LiveScience · Mar 10

Panama’s Jonathan Araúz Gets in Dugout Altercation With Manager After Groundout

Panama infielder Jonathan Araúz got into an altercation with manager José Mayorga in the team’s dugout during a loss to Colombia.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 10

Chet Hanks Is an Internet Goldmine. And Yes, He’s Still Stuck in Colombia.

#FreeChet

The Mary Sue · Mar 9

ICE Deports Deaf Six-Year-Old and His Mother Mid-Asylum Process, Leaving Him Without the Devices He Needs to Hear

A six-year-old deaf boy was deported to Colombia without his hearing devices, raising concerns about immigration enforcement and disability rights.

International Business Times UK · Mar 7

‘This is heartless’: ICE faces online backlash after deaf 6-year-old deported to Colombia without assistive devices

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is facing intense online backlash after a six-year-old deaf boy and his family were deported to Colombia following a routine immigration check-in in San Francisco.

The Times of India · Mar 7

‘An ideological guest list’: Trump invites Latin America’s rightwing leaders to Florida summit

Omission of presidents of Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, however, exposes failure of US president’s ‘theatrical’ doctrine, say experts

The Guardian - UK · Mar 7

“Is That Colombia Or Croatia?”: Face 35 World Maps & Claim Your True Geography Genius Status

Are you a true geography genius? We’re about to discover… From Croatia to Colombia to Equatorial Guinea, we’ve taken 35 of the world’s countries and twisted the world maps. These aren’t typical maps: some are flipped upside down, others are mirrored, and a few have been sliced or twisted to…

Bored Panda · Mar 6

Inside the paradox of Mexico's never-ending war on drugs

The decades-long war on drugs, initiated by Nixon, has devolved into a geopolitical quagmire. The recent death of cartel leader El Mencho, hailed as a victory, quickly led to widespread chaos, demonstrating how successes in combating drug trafficking often breed deeper crises and more violence across Latin America.

The Times of India · Mar 6

Venezuelan man says his rose tattoos got him deported to El Salvador’s brutal prison: ‘I thought my life had ended’

Trump administration accused Luis Muñoz Pinto of being part of the Tren de Aragua gang. Now living in Colombia he hopes to clear his name and study engineering in the US

The Guardian - US · Mar 3

Historic harvests and sky-high prices – so why can’t Colombia’s coffee-growers hire pickers?

Though coffee is one of the world’s most important commodities, little of the profit trickles down to the farmers, while workers are abandoning the countryside in search of more lucrative jobs in the city

The Guardian - UK · Mar 3