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El Niño swells Iguazu Falls to six times normal flow, closing key walkways again
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El Niño swells Iguazu Falls to six times normal flow, closing key walkways again

El Niño rains have sent Iguazu River flow to six times its average, closing the falls' Upper and Lower circuit...

Colombia hands its 32 capital cities a playbook for the 2026-2027 El Niño
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Colombia hands its 32 capital cities a playbook for the 2026-2027 El Niño

UNDP and Asocapitales give Colombia's 32 capital cities an El Niño roadmap for 2026-2027: water security, fire...

Iguazu Falls closes briefly as El Nino pushes the river to six times its normal flow
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Iguazu Falls closes briefly as El Nino pushes the river to six times its normal flow

Iguazu Falls in Argentina briefly closed after El Nino rainfall pushed the river to six times its normal flow....

Pope Leo XIV out of surgery at Rome's Gemelli hospital as Vatican clears his diary until Oct. 20
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Pope Leo XIV out of surgery at Rome's Gemelli hospital as Vatican clears his diary until Oct. 20

Pope Leo XIV has had a lung nodule removed at Rome's Gemelli hospital. What it means for his health, his audie...

Iguazú Falls briefly shuts as river flow hits six times its average
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Iguazú Falls briefly shuts as river flow hits six times its average

Iguazú Falls closed on 12 October as river flow hit 12,000 m³/s — six times normal. What travellers should kno...

It's Raining in Cuenca — So Why Is Ecuador Still Rationing Electricity?
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It's Raining in Cuenca — So Why Is Ecuador Still Rationing Electricity?

Rain returned to Cuenca, but Ecuador is still cutting power to factories. What Mazar reservoir, fuel shortages...

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Peru Takes South America's Top Travel Honours — Again — at the World Travel Awards 2026

Peru wins South America's Leading Destination at the World Travel Awards 2026 for the fourth year running, plu...

Colombia's Peace Deal Friction at the UN: What Rising Rural Violence Means for Travellers
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Colombia's Peace Deal Friction at the UN: What Rising Rural Violence Means for Travellers

Colombia wants rural reform removed from UN peace deal monitoring as displacement and killings rise — what the...

El Niño Confirmed in Colombia: What Travellers Should Expect Into 2027
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El Niño Confirmed in Colombia: What Travellers Should Expect Into 2027

Colombia's IDEAM confirms a strong-to-very-strong El Niño lasting into 2027. Here's what drier, hotter conditi...

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UN Warns Colombia's Peace Deal Is at a Critical Juncture Under New President

The UN urges Colombia's new president to uphold the 2016 FARC peace deal amid rising violence. What it means f...

Leticia Gets the Amazon's First Border-Region Archaeology Lab — and It's Good News for Curious Travellers
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Leticia Gets the Amazon's First Border-Region Archaeology Lab — and It's Good News for Curious Travellers

The first archaeology lab in the Colombia-Peru-Brazil Amazon opens in Leticia, studying 13,000 years of human...

Cruise Season Kicks Off in Salvador with a Floating Campus and a Big Season Ahead
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Cruise Season Kicks Off in Salvador with a Floating Campus and a Big Season Ahead

Salvador's 2026-27 cruise season opens with Semester at Sea's World Odyssey, 50+ calls, MSC Virtuosa and 2,000...

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