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Wildlife populations in Latin America decline 95% since 1970

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Running: 30h
Updated: 3h ago
Momentum: –
Outlets: 5
Regions: 2
Countries: 5
Languages: 2

Merged into Global wildlife populations declined 73% since 1970

El País Spain · Spanish 7 Oct, 23:00 UTC

The first outlet on the story

Read it also in Português (1)

Read at El País

How it spread

Outlets, by hours since the first article

First outlet: El País, 7 Oct, 23:00 UTC.
Second country: Brazil, with Metrópoles.
Second region: Americas, with Metrópoles.
Now: 5 outlets.

Where it travelled

The 5 countries whose press covered it, the later a country joined, the more it stands out. Open the live map

The regions

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Americas 4 outlets · 4 countries · 80%
Europe 1 outlet · 1 country · 20%

First movers

El País 7 Oct, 23:00 UTC
Metrópoles +6h 29m
Infobae +20h 20m
El Comercio +21h 51m
La Hora (GT) +27h 1m

The figures

Coverage: 5 outlets in 5 countries, across 2 regions. The article links are kept for good for every story that reaches the map. Of the 5 outlets, 5 private. A count of countries is not a count of independent press systems.
Countries by region: Americas 4: Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, Peru. Europe 1: Spain. The region a country’s press publishes from, as the feed list files it; the outlets that publish from no single country count as one country under International.
Languages: Spanish, Portuguese.
Timeline: Earliest article El País, 7 Oct 2026, 23:00 UTC. First seen 7 Oct 2026, 23:20 UTC. Last seen 9 Oct 2026, 02:01 UTC. The earliest article is the earliest claimed publication time among the outlets Loudest reads, a claim rather than an observation and not a record of who broke the story (the data files call it the lead article); first seen is when Loudest first fetched an article of it, from which the running time counts.
Classification: Region International. Topic Environment. Hard news Judged hard news. On the map. Whether the story is hard news under the rule in the methodology, judged from its headlines by a model; a story judged outside the rule is left off the map and kept here. The region and country are where the story is about, not where it was covered.
Score: None of its own. It was merged into Global wildlife populations declined 73% since 1970, and the map counts it only inside that story. One vote per general-press country and a smaller term for outlets, each counted from the moment it joined the story and fading on its own clock, so a late article does not renew the rest. A day in the archive keeps the score it was ranked by that day.
Chain: Merged into Global wildlife populations declined 73% since 1970. A story continues another when it resembled it as it began, past that story’s own 48-hour box. A story merged from several was grouped from stories about the same event; each keeps its own headline and page, and the whole story counts every outlet and country once.

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Started 7 Oct, 23:20 UTC · Updated 9 Oct, 02:01 UTC

Covered by 5 outlets

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Americas 4 outlets

La Hora (GT) Guatemala 9 Oct, 02:01 UTC
Fauna silvestre pierde 73% de sus poblaciones monitoreadas a nivel mundial, según WWF
El Comercio Peru 8 Oct, 20:51 UTC
Informe Planeta Vivo 2026: la fauna silvestre cae 73% y América Latina es la región más golpeada (95 %)
Infobae Argentina 8 Oct, 19:20 UTC
Informe Planeta Vivo 2026: la fauna silvestre cae 73% y América Latina es la región más golpeada
Metrópoles Brazil 8 Oct, 05:28 UTC
Vida selvagem na América Latina despenca 95% desde 1970, alerta WWF

Europe 1 outlet

El País Spain 7 Oct, 23:00 UTC
Las poblaciones de especies silvestres siguen cayendo y América Latina lleva la peor parte