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Brazil Orders Humanitarian Aid to Bolivia as Protests Isolate La Paz

Following a direct request from President Rodrigo Paz, Brazil's aid could ease shortages by funding relief operations.

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U.S. Soldier Indicted Over Bets Linked to Classified Maduro Capture Operation

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Grossi Makes His Case to Lead the UN With a Push for On‑the‑Ground Action