SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Cuba Opens Solar Charging Station Amid Its Deepening Power Crisis
Cuba’s first fast solar charging station rises beside the National Highway as blackouts stretch beyond 20 hours, offering electric drivers…
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Colombia Finds Water Democracy Beneath La Mojana’s Ancient Raised Fields
Across Colombia’s Caribbean wetlands, ancient farmers built raised fields and canals that controlled floods, survived droughts, and worked without kings.…
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Smart Wellness Devices and the Growing Importance of Digital Privacy
The wellness shelf has quietly become one of the most data-hungry corners of consumer tech. Smart rings track your sleep…
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Venezuela Earthquake Makes DNA the Last Road Home for Families
Nearly a month after two quakes struck Venezuela, families are being asked for DNA as morgues, mass graves, and missing-person…
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Latin American Footballers Outsmart Time as Science Extends Elite Careers
At the 2026 World Cup, aging stars from Latin America showed that football has not extended physical prime so much…
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Trinidad Volcano Rises as Venezuela Quakes Put NASA on Fault Watch Again
Off Trinidad’s southern coast, a newborn mud volcano is already washing away, while NASA maps a Venezuelan fault rupture that…
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Peru Unearths Caral’s Tiny Gods and a Civilization’s Long Memory
Forty-three bone and wooden figures discovered at Peñico are giving archaeologists a rare glimpse into how Peru’s Caral civilization survived…
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Mexico Girls Code Past Old Myths and into Tech Futures
Across Mexico, girls are meeting robots, learning to code, and meeting mentors before stereotypes harden. New STEM programs are not…
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Ecuador Robot Climbs Chimborazo as Science Gets Altitude and Attitude
A humanoid robot named Pemba Jose has climbed above 6,000 meters on Ecuador’s Chimborazo, turning a surreal mountain test into…
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