SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Ecuador Uses Technology to Trace the Hands Behind Toquilla Hats
Inside a small museum in Montecristi, visitors lift virtual reality goggles and step into rural weaving communities. Ecuador is betting…
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Plus Ultra Flight: 100 Years of the Historic Air Journey Linking Spain and Buenos Aires
A century ago, Argentina watched a fragile hydroplane arrive from Europe after conquering the South Atlantic, marking a pivotal milestone…
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Latin America Watches War Go Viral While Truth Crawls Behind
In Latin America, the January 3, 2026 U.S. strike on Venezuela didn’t arrive first as a verified report—it arrived as…
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Mexico Scraps Violent Video Game Tax Exposing Limits of Digital Regulation
President Claudia Sheinbaum has pulled the plug on Mexico’s 2026 “violent” video game tax, reversing an 8% IEPS hike approved…
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Colombia Bets on Drones to Spray Coca Without Spraying Communities
Colombia will resume coca eradication with drones spraying glyphosate, a shift driven by record cocaine output and pressure from the…
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Dominican Republic Cave Bones Reveal Bees’ Strange Ancient Nursery Secrets
Deep in Cueva de Mono in the Dominican Republic, scientists found bees that never fossilized—only their nests, sealed inside tooth…
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Argentina Patagonia Pumas Found A Penguin Buffet And Changed Society
In Patagonia, Argentina, pumas returning to Monte León National Park have learned to hunt Magellanic penguins, turning a protected beach…
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Panama Forest Bats Hunt Like Lions And Challenge Nature’s Rules
Deep in Panama's humid forests, fringe-lipped bats hunt like miniature lions, outpacing Africa's big cats in stealth and success, a…
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Mexico Turns Satellites And Sensors Into A Lifeline For Jaguars
Deep in the Maya forest, Mexico is quietly rewriting conservation math, using satellite collars, community paychecks, and a fragile green…
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Chile Night Sky At Risk As Green Energy Dims Stars and Astronomy Potential
On clear nights in northern Chile, the Atacama Desert turns into a cathedral of stars. From mountaintop observatories, astronomers peer…
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