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Peru declares national mourning for former President Alberto Fujimori, who died at 86. His complex legacy of economic reforms and human rights abuses divides public opinion.
The 34th Ig Nobel Prizes celebrate unconventional research, including pigeon-guided missiles and dead fish swimming abilities. The ceremony, held at MIT, aims to make people laugh and think about scientific achievements.
IMF delegates Argentina talks to new officials following criticism from President Milei. Argentine source welcomes change, calling previous negotiator a "leftist". IMF reaffirms commitment to constructive engagement.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former president known for economic reforms and human rights abuses, has died at 86. His legacy remains divisive, marked by both achievements and controversies.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former president known for economic reforms and human rights abuses, has died at 86. His tenure saw economic growth and anti-terrorism successes, but was marred by corruption and autocratic rule.
China's pledge to open its economy contrasts with rising protectionism, causing alarm in emerging markets. Beijing faces a strategic challenge balancing domestic growth with global south relations.
Human Rights Watch calls for better protection of Haitian and Venezuelan migrants in Latin America. Limited integration policies are forcing vulnerable people to seek asylum in the US, often through dangerous routes.
Researchers at the University of Santiago are investigating seaweed's capacity to generate electricity through biophotovoltaics. This innovative approach could offer sustainable energy solutions in specific applications.
Chile's Supreme Court dismisses Tianqi's attempt to halt SQM-Codelco lithium agreement. The Chinese firm's argument for shareholder approval was previously rejected by Chile's financial regulator.
Britain announces its entry into the CPTPP trade agreement by December 15, 2024. As the first new and only European member, the UK joins 11 Pacific Rim countries in this significant trade alliance.
U. S. Army General Laura Richardson accuses Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of subverting democracy following disputed July election. International community calls for release of full voting tallies amid allegations of fraud.
South Africa's Harmony Gold reports doubled profits, driven by increased gold production and strategic pivots. The company faces challenges with its Target North project while exploring copper opportunities globally.
Research shows parts of Chile's Atacama salt flat sinking 1-2 cm yearly due to lithium extraction. Environmental concerns rise as Chile balances lithium production with sustainability in world's driest desert.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked exploratory lithium drilling in Arizona, responding to the Hualapai Tribe's concerns over sacred lands. The case highlights tensions between green energy projects and Native American cultural heritage.
Codelco, Chile's state-owned copper producer, is implementing eco-friendly initiatives at El Teniente mine. The company aims to meet global demand for sustainable mining practices through electric buses, recycling, and native plant cultivation.
A Chilean court has ordered striking workers at the Caserones copper mine to cease road blockades. The ruling comes after a complaint by mine owner Lundin Mining, as the strike enters its second week.
A southern pudu fawn, one of the world's smallest deer species, has been born at Queens Zoo in New York City. The newborn, weighing just 2 pounds, is part of a conservation effort for this near-threatened species.
Venezuela's opposition, claiming victory in the recent presidential election, faces challenges in asserting its win. With international attention divided, the coalition explores negotiations and continued protests.
Maduro's disputed victory in Venezuela's recent election raises fears of increased migration across Latin America. Neighboring countries brace for potential influx, tightening borders and policies.
Panama's President proposes to facilitate Venezuelan political transition by offering safe passage to Nicolas Maduro. Several Latin American countries have severed diplomatic ties with Venezuela following a disputed election.
Chile's President Boric refuses to recognize Maduro's self-proclaimed win in Venezuela's contested election. He joins other Latin American leaders in demanding transparent results and condemning human rights violations.
Venezuela's presidential election results are contested, leading to protests and international calls for transparency. Maduro claims victory amid opposition allegations of fraud and escalating violence.
Venezuela's disputed election results lead to regional tensions and diplomatic expulsions. Brazil mediates as protests erupt and concerns grow over opposition figures' safety.
Analysis of the potential risks and consequences of assassinating Vladimir Putin, examining historical precedents, Russian power structures, and practical challenges. The article questions the wisdom of such a high-stakes action.
Venezuelan bonds fell after Maduro's contested election victory. Opposition challenges results, international community expresses doubts, raising concerns about future sanctions and debt restructuring.
Venezuela's recent election sees Maduro declared winner, sparking opposition claims of fraud and international concern. The contentious results threaten political stability and global relations.
Battery material producers scale back expansion plans amid EV industry slowdown. Umicore delays $2 billion plant as automakers adjust targets. Range-extending hybrids emerge as potential solution to adoption hurdles.
Venezuela's opposition contests Maduro's election win, sparking international concern. Economic crisis deepens as the country faces potential instability and continued mass exodus.