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Milei meets Pope Leo, confirms visit to Argentina
Javier Milei · Argentina

Milei meets Pope Leo, confirms visit to Argentina

41% Right coverage: 27 sources
Argentina's President Javier Milei held his first official audience with Pope Leo at the Vatican on Saturday where he confirmed that the pontiff will visit the South American country, according to the presidential spokesman.See the Story
What Is Fusarium Graminearum, the Fungus 2 Chinese Researchers Are Charged with Smuggling Into the US? | News Channel 3-12
Kash Patel · United States

What Is Fusarium Graminearum, the Fungus 2 Chinese Researchers Are Charged with Smuggling Into the US? | News Channel 3-12

48% Center coverage: 27 sources
By Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — Two Chinese researchers were charged with smuggling a fungus classified “as a potential agroterrorism weapon” that could decimate crops and impact human health into the US last summer in a wad of tissues, according to an FBI affidavit in support of the criminal complaint filed Tuesday. Testing at an FBI laboratory discovered a sample containing the DNA sequence that “would allow a researcher to propagate live Fusari…See the Story
Ketamine, Elon, and Me
Psychedelic Drugs · Wuppertal

Ketamine, Elon, and Me

50% Center coverage: 4 sources
Elon Musk – a man I admire greatly but not unreservedly – used ketamine. It’s not just a rumor. He wrote about it in a series of posts on what was then Twitter. Ketamine is a manufactured drug that was originally designed as an anesthetic, and is still used for that purpose. However, it was noticed some years ago that in doses much lower than the anesthetic dose, it produces hallucinations. The effect is similar to that of other hallucinogenic d…See the Story

Foreign Minister Mario Lubetkin Says Uruguay Must Find some Consular Mechanism with Venezuela

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The Uruguayan Foreign Minister said that the fact of not having relations with Venezuela is complicating some situations with the Caribbean country.Nicolás Maduro · UruguaySee the Story

The Professional Fund Announced that It Will Pay the July Retirements in Two Instalments

Retirees of the previsional subsystem will charge 75% of passivity on the usual date and 25% within the next seven days. “We are your Fund, we are with you,” said a banner placed behind the backs of the president of the Pensions and Pensions Fund of University Professionals (CJPPU), Daniel Alza, when he announced the resolution that unanimously adopted this Thursday the directory of the Provident Institute, the day after, in Parliament, the offi…Senate · MontevideoSee the Story

Where the Map Doesn't Reach

“In Africa, many borders were drawn without eyes or ears,” says Franca Levin, a Uruguayan traveler and chronicler who launched the adventure of crossing the continent bordering the Atlantic Ocean. Her goal: to reach South Africa while telling and photographing its peripecies and the cultures that she is familiar with. In this chronicle for Slowo writes about Senegal and the different ethnic groups that live there.Africa is not a country. It is s…Senegal · SenegalRead Article

Is It Someone Else?

Why do I dream what I dream? Is it me or is that unconscious person that inhabits me? Based on these questions, the Argentine psychologist and researcher Patricio Nusshold delves into the territories and borders of the self, those edges that psychoanalysis went through and continues to travel, despite the contemporary boom of voluntarist self-help therapies.Last week I dreamt that my boss would announce me that I was going to have a baby. I was …Buenos Aires · Buenos AiresRead Article

The Origins of Violence

This text, originally published in The New Arab, is part of the book Palestine. Paper and Lead, recently published by the Estuary editorial, which, compiled by Alma Bolón and Daniel Gatti, brings together a variety of articles written by authors from diverse backgrounds, with the intention of shedding light on a colonial period that “sinks its roots in Europe in the mid-19th century”When we rebel, it is not for a concrete culture. We rebel simpl…Palestine · PalestineRead Article

A Need for the Real

The journalistic chronicle inhabits a diffuse boundary between the strictly informative and the literary aspiration. And when the chroniclers are women, certain specificities appear repeatedly, probably as a result of also specific ways of being in the world. For this note we speak with María Angulo Egea, co-author of Phenomenal Creatures: anthology of new chroniclers (La Caja Books, 2023) Narrative journalism, literary journalism, non-fiction n…Montevideo · MontevideoRead Article

The Wound of the Islands

For the generation who lived their adolescence in the eighties, the Falkland Islands are associated with very young soldiers who are cold-dead and lying headlines in the dictatorship press.For those who visit them today they may even be a tourist destination with white sand beaches — yesterday mined fields — where penguins of hesitant elegance are championed.A place in the remote corner where history and beauty cross.The Falklands are a border.F…Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) · Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)Read Article

The Path of Thirst

The border between Peru and Chile, one of the shortest in South America, runs in its land portion through arid and unspeakable spaces that do not give truce. In this text, the experience of passing through it by bus and on foot adds to the memory of a recent fever and the agony of thirst, of weather, of silence.My skin began to turn red. America, “A horse with no name” The illness, like the unexpected expenses, the craving to go to the bathroom …Peru · PeruRead Article

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