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José Gregorio Hernández: Venezuela’s Saint of Science and the Poor
In a country exhausted by conflict, scarcity, and division, José Gregorio Hernández has become a rare point of agreement—a bridge…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Ancient Maize in Brazil Challenges Domestication Origins Theory
Brazilian researchers have uncovered evidence that partially domesticated maize samples from Peruaçu Valley may point to South America as a…
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Caribbean’s Green Revolution Turning Seaweed into Fuel
In the Caribbean, a unique blend of climate change and innovation is transforming a long-standing environmental challenge into a renewable…
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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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Mexican Scientists Recreate Humanity’s Oldest Mechanical Computer
Researchers in Sonora, Mexico, have built a monumental replica of the Antikythera mechanism, an ancient Greek analog computer that predicted…
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Mexican Engineer’s Biomaterials Project Heads to Space, Making History
Victoria de León, a 21-year-old Mexican engineer, has created a biomaterial for lunar habitats that will soon be tested on…
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Spanish Speakers’ Reliance on Social Media for News Fuels Disinformation
Nearly half of native Spanish speakers in the U.S. who use the language daily are more likely to suffer from…
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Peru Implements New Regulations for the Science and Technology Sector
Peru's government approves stringent science, technology, and innovation regulations, including hefty fines and penalties, to ensure ethical practices and enhance…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Costa Rica and Spain Strengthen Scientific Collaboration
Costa Rica and Spain have formed the RECIT association to enhance the exchange of experiences, information, and collaboration on projects…
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Environment
Argentine Scientists and Greenpeace Unite to Save Jaguars in Gran Chaco
In a race against time, Argentine scientists and Greenpeace have launched Proyecto Yaguareté, a bold initiative to safeguard the survival…
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