SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Sharks Found Intoxicated with Cocaine in Brazil Waters
Brazilian scientists have discovered, for the first time in the world, sharks intoxicated with cocaine. This groundbreaking finding raises concerns…
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Latin America’s Tech Revolution: From Fintech to AI Integration
Latin America is experiencing a technological transformation fueled by the pandemic, fintech innovations, and government support. This shift offers promising…
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Spotify Introduces Spanish-Language AI DJ Enhancing User Experience
Spotify's new Spanish-language AI DJ feature, voiced by senior music editor Olivia "Livi" Quiroz Roa, aims to enhance user engagement…
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Discovery of Ancient Dinosaur Fossil in Brazil Sparks Scientific Excitement
A team of Brazilian scientists has unearthed one of the world's oldest dinosaur skeletons in Rio Grande do Sul. The…
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Rising Cyber Harassment in Mexico and Its Implications for Privacy
With 20.9% of internet users in Mexico experiencing cyber harassment, this issue has become a critical concern for security and…
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Mexican Indigenous Programmer Revives Nahuatl Language Through Google Technology
Gabriela Salas, an indigenous programmer from Mexico, collaborates with Google to integrate Nahuatl into Google Translate, highlighting the importance of…
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Havana Embraces Electric Revolution as Cubans Turn to E-Bikes and Vehicles
The adoption of electric vehicles in Cuba, driven by economic necessity and innovative local companies, is revolutionizing the transportation sector.…
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Latin America Could Attack Snakebites with New Antidote
Latin America, a region teeming with biodiversity, is grappling with a pressing health issue-snakebites, particularly in rural areas. The urgency…
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Latin America’s Growing Use of WhatsApp and How to Stay Safe
The widespread use of WhatsApp across Latin America has brought convenience and connectivity and raised concerns about digital security and…
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Latin American Authors Say Printed Books Will Survive Despite Digital Age
Renowned authors Leonardo Padura and Paco Ignacio Taibo II affirm that printed books will endure alongside digital formats, driven by…
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