SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Scientists Protecting Ecuador’s Galápagos from Scuba Diving Impact
The Galápagos Islands, Ecuador's crown jewel and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978, are a magnet for divers and…
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How Sports Betting Impacts The MLB: A Brief Overview
In recent years, sports betting has surged in popularity across the United States, and Major League Baseball (MLB) has felt…
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Latin America’s Fight for Media Literacy in the Digital Age
In a region where only 19% of people regularly check if the news is accurate, false information is probably a…
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Paraguay’s Bold Bid to Become a South American Tech Power
Paraguay, a small country compared to its giant neighbors, is becoming South America's hotspot for technology. It has plenty of…
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Mexico’s Fight to Save Axolotls from Extinction Deepens
In a groundbreaking effort to save the critically endangered axolotl, researchers from Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) have launched the…
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Latin America’s Poetic Legacy Faces AI’s Rise
AI poetry may be gaining ground, but the depth and humanity of Latin American poetry, a unique legacy of the…
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Latin America’s Solar Surge: China Leads the Way in Renewable Energy
Latin America is emerging as a critical market for Chinese solar energy companies, with nations like Mexico, Brazil, and Panama…
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Colombia’s Privacy Crisis and Why Pegasus Spyware Should Alarm Us
This week, news of the United States activating Pegasus spyware inside Colombia has ignited a fierce debate around privacy and…
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Colombia’s Prehistoric Terror Bird of Tatacoa
A prehistoric fossil unearthed nearly 20 years ago in Colombia's Tatacoa Desert has revealed startling new information about the terror…
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Discovering Ecuador’s Andes: New Species of Mice Found Among the Peaks
Scientists have identified a second mouse species with a tail longer than its body and another similar species in the…
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