SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Mexico Turns Scorpion Venom and Habanero Heat Against Killer Superbugs
Mexican scientists are turning scorpion venom and habanero peptides into experimental antibiotics, a laboratory hunt with true crime stakes as…
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Ecuador Saves Frogs While the Ground Beneath Them Keeps Shifting
In Ecuador's frog-rich landscape, a refuge outside Quito has become a fragile ark. Wikiri Sapoparque shows how conservation now depends…
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South American football and handicap betting: How emerging teams are changing the odds
South American football is one of the most unpredictable areas of global sport, and it's also an interesting area to…
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Mexico Lets Student AI Use Race Ahead While Rules Lag Behind
A sweeping Mexico survey shows generative AI is already embedded in higher education, reshaping writing, reasoning, and even emotional support.…
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Mexico Watches Surveillance Boom Blur Safety, Secrecy, and the Border
From Ciudad Juárez to Texas, Mexico's security apparatus is becoming smarter, larger, and more private at the same time. The…
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Cybercrime in Latin America Now Resembles an Organized Industry
Latin America now confronts industrialized cybercriminal networks that engage in theft, extortion, manipulation, and destabilization. Weak defenses, talent shortages, and…
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Mexico Confronts a Silent Cyber War. It Can No Longer Outsource
Mexico is now Latin America's primary cyber target, highlighting a broader regional vulnerability. As economies rapidly digitize without adequate defenses,…
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Mexico’s Psychedelic Crossroads: Implications for the Future of Latin America’s Drug Policy
The debate surrounding psychedelics in Mexico has moved beyond the margins of scientific discourse. It now serves as a regional…
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