SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Chile Reopens the First Americans Debate and Regional Memory Too
A scientific debate over Chile's Monte Verde site involves more than dating soil. It could reshape Latin America's understanding of…
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Peruvian Women Rewove Imperial History Through Tombs, Thread, and Power
At El Castillo de Huarmey, the discovery of an unlooted Wari royal tomb prompted a reevaluation of imperial dynamics in…
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Chile’s Ancient Alerce Trees Shelter Secret Worlds Beneath Their Roots
In Chile's southern rainforests, the oldest trees are more than mere survivors; they tower above mist and moss. BBC Wildlife…
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Mexico Takes on Digital Violence Against Women Where Screens Have Become Weapons
Mexico has introduced a voluntary agreement with Google, Meta, and TikTok to tackle digital gender violence. This comes in response…
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Latin America Sees Mexico’s Cyber Siege Become Everyone’s Everyday Risk
Mexico’s cybercrime surge is no longer only a national problem. It exposes how Latin America’s uneven digital defenses leave companies,…
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Latin America’s Aging Boom Makes Care Robots Feel Suddenly Practical
A white service robot moves smoothly through a care home in China, reminding staff about medications and helping turn patients.…
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Mexico’s Government Loves AI, but Rules Lag in Practice
Mexico is quickly adopting AI in tax enforcement, security, and citizen services. However, a review of 45 transparency requests reveals…
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Latin America Hears Pope’s Silence Plea as Phones Feed Addiction, Steal Sleep
Pope Leo XIV asked Catholics to turn down screens for Lent, make room for silence, and visit the lonely. In…
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Uruguay Virtual Game School Reduces Need to Relocate for Tech Careers
In Uruguay, a virtual game school run as a cooperative is challenging the old rule that talent must relocate to…
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