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Hurricane Polo: A Category 3 hurricane is bearing down on Mexico’s Baja California Sur with storm surge, heavy rain and flooding risk, while Hurricane Nolo still threatens parts of Hawaii with torrential rain. Venezuela Politics: Demonstrators in Caracas are demanding Maria Corina Machado’s return and elections, as her ally Claudia Macero returns to a hero’s welcome—though Machado remains barred. Colombia-US Drug Fight: Colombia extradited “Araña” (The Spider), a Comandos de la Frontera leader, to the U.S., and police also arrested the wife and daughter of Ecuador gang boss “Fito.” Mexico Press Freedom: Mexico is seeing a surge in lawsuits targeting journalists, with watchdogs warning legal action is being used to silence media. Brazil Election Mood: Ahead of Oct. 4, crime is topping voters’ concerns as Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro clash over how to tackle organized crime. Tech & Telecom: South Korea and Mexico sign a space cooperation deal, while Mexico moves toward a rural spectrum auction and orders Telmex/Telnor to expand fiber in remote areas. Culture & Books: Colombia’s FILBo names Sharjah as its first Arab Guest of Honour for 2027.

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