Noticiero
Tuesday, May 1 2018
Fuente: SciDev [ASUNCIÓN] Una encuesta sobre el grado de conocimiento del guaraní entre estudiantes de medicina en un hospital universitario de Paraguay reveló que solo 8,5% lo entiende y puede...
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Friday, March 30 2018
Source: NatureThirty kilometres north of Stonehenge, through the rolling countryside of southwest England, stands a less-famous window into Neolithic Britain. Established around 3600 BC by early...
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Tuesday, March 20 2018
Source: Science MagazineIf you were top dog in Mayan Latin America, you might be an honored guest at the king’s feast. But if not, you’d likely end up as the main course of someone else’s. That’s the...
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Wednesday, March 14 2018
Source: GizmodoIf you’re a history buff, you might not know much particle physics. But the two fields share more in common than you’d think. X-rays from a high-energy lab have revealed ancient Greek...
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Friday, February 9 2018
Source: The Guardian (UK)Four hundred years after it was written, a lost and supposedly cursed Golden Age novel chronicling the splendour, adventure and violence of Spain’s imperial zenith has been...
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Wednesday, February 7 2018
Source: GizmodoThere are few better things on a blustery cold day than a spot of hot tea. But a new study published Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine suggests that some people’s tea habits—in...
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Friday, February 2 2018
Source: GizmodoThere’s a 2,000-year-old archaeological mystery preserved in Southern Peru: enormous images carved into the desert by unknown ancient artists. The beautiful Nazca Lines depict birds,...
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Thursday, February 1 2018
Fuente: ENDI / Hiram CrespoMientras en Puerto Rico se está considerando seriamente pasar una medida que eleva el privilegio religioso de algunos por encima de los derechos civiles de los ciudadanos...
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Wednesday, January 24 2018
Source: NatureWhen Elizabeth Kellogg finished her PhD in 1983, she feared that her skills were already obsolete. Kellogg studied plant morphology and systematics: scrutinizing the dazzling variety of...
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Tuesday, January 23 2018
Soruce: Science MagazineThomas Stuart Ferguson lay in his hammock, certain that he had found the promised land. It had been raining for 5 hours in his camp in tropical Mexico on this late January...
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Sunday, January 7 2018
Source: New York TimesI am the son of two empires, the United States and China. I was born in and raised around Washington in the Nixon-to-Reagan era, but my parents grew up in villages in southern...
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Tuesday, January 2 2018
Fuente: El PaisEL ESPECTADOR, la revista de cine latinoamericano de EL PAÍS, ha elegido las mejores películas latinoamericanas de 2017. La lista, compuesta por largometrajes de ficción, documentales y...
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Saturday, December 23 2017
Source: GizmodoOn Friday, Uber tried to celebrate the anniversary of the Puerto Rican flag’s creation on social media. Unfortunately, the company commemorated Puerto Rican Flag Day with an image of...
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Thursday, December 21 2017
Fuente: El Pais El Pirata comenzó su carrera en las redes sociales inconsciente. El mundo viral lo adoptó como su mascota el día en que unos supuestos amigos lo grabaron rompiéndose la frente contra...
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Privacidad
Tuesday, December 19 2017
Source: CNN Sitting down? An epic and historic data breach at Yahoo in August 2013 affected every single customer account that existed at the time, Yahoo parent company Verizon said on Tuesday.That's...
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Nuclear
Friday, December 15 2017
Source: GizmodoNuclear test films from 1945 to 1962 are literally rotting away in US government storage facilities. But those highly classified films are now being restored, declassified, and released...
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Ambiente
Friday, December 15 2017
Fuente: SciDev [BOGOTÁ] Centroamérica y el Caribe concentran gran cantidad de sitios identificados por la UNESCO como patrimonio natural mundial de la humanidad que son amenazados por el cambio...
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Derechos humanos
Tuesday, December 5 2017
Source: NatureA US government plan to slash protections for one of North America’s richest and best-preserved archaeological landscapes has prompted a wave of concern among researchers. On 4 December,...
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Derechos humanos
Saturday, November 18 2017
Source: GizmodoSaying the technology more closely resembles a “spying device” than a toy, Germany regulators have banned the sale of smartwatches designed for kids, urging the parents who were dumb...
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Desarrollo
Sunday, September 17 2017
Fuente: Nilsa Pietri Castellón / ENDITras nueve días sin internet, he comprendido que nuestra dependencia extrema en la comunicación digital no solo es peligrosa sino también injustificada.Hemos...
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Editorial
Wednesday, September 13 2017
Fuente: Eudaldo Báez Galib/ENDI Indudablemente ha habido muchos puertorriqueños intelectualmente capacitados para gobernar. Entonces, ¿por qué estamos como estamos?El consenso es que nuestra situación...
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Tuesday, September 12 2017
Fuente: NoticelEl libro “Cartas a Karina”, escrito por el exprisionero político Oscar López Rivera, ganó el primer premio en el “2017 International Latino Book Award”, categoría “Most Inspirational...
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Friday, September 8 2017
Fuente: Xiomara Feliberty Casiano / ENDIComo muchos, tengo recuerdos vagos y algunos precisos del huracán Georges, en el 98. Mi familia, en el oeste, aún debate cuánto tiempo estuvimos sin agua...
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Thursday, August 31 2017
Source: NatureA human skeleton — probably one of the Americas' oldest — was stolen from the Chan Hol Cave in Mexico soon after it was discovered in 2012. A human skeleton that was stolen from an...
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Sunday, August 13 2017
Source: NatureThe quest to chronicle the past using DNA from ancient humans and animals has become a cut-throat ‘game of bones’, in which a handful of genetics laboratories are hoarding precious...
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