By Michael Shellenberger e Alex Gutentag* (Opinion) The Twitter Files gave us insight into how government agencies, civil society, and tech companies work together to censor social media users. A series of internal Twitter files served as the basis for reports showing how the social network censored truthful information in recent years before its purchase by […]
By Diógenes Freire During the election campaign, leftist candidate Efraín Alegre, defeated by Santiago Peña in Paraguay’s presidential elections, criticized the relationship with Taiwan, considered a “rebel province” by the Chinese Communist Party. After speaking by telephone with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, Paraguay’s President-elect Santiago Peña pledged to strengthen bilateral ties with the island, considered […]
The president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, said Saturday that developed nations must compensate less developed countries to collaborate to preserve the environment. "Rich nations need to understand that they have a debt in the emission of carbon dioxide gas, and therefore they must advance resources by paying that debt so that we […]
The approval and enactment of the Gold Purchase Law will contribute to strengthening the Net International Reserves (NIR), the recovery conditions and the economic growth of Bolivia, highlighted this Saturday by governmental sources, businessmen and exporters. Through a public statement, the Confederation of Private Businessmen of Bolivia (CEPB) expressed satisfaction and valued the law’s enactment to […]
A fire in a mine located in the province of Condesuyos, in the region of Arequipa, has left 27 people missing, an official source informed Saturday. According to the Regional Government of Arequipa, the fire occurred in the Yanaquihua “Esperanza I” mine early Saturday morning due to a short circuit. The mine owner reported the […]