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Protests, festivals and independence in top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean

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Protests, festivals and independence in top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean - (Copyright 2026. The Associated Press. All rights reserved)

Bolivian teachers protested. Chile remembered the 1973 coup that toppled President Salvador Allende. Mexico and Guatemala celebrated independence. This gallery was curated by photojournalist Moises Castillo, based in Guatemala City.

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