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09/24/2024
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Venezuelans flee crackdown over disputed election
Venezuelans flee crackdown over disputed election
DW correspondent Nicole Ris spoke to exiled Venezuelans who left their crisis-shaken home country for Spain.
Ancient knowledge — Indigenous irrigation technology
Ancient knowledge — Indigenous irrigation technology
The Indigenous Aymara have long tapped a water source found in the middle of one of the world’s driest deserts.
Can algae power our economies?
Can algae power our economies?
Scientists in Chile are generating electricity from algae in a process similar to solar cell energy production.
Rapa Nui's early inhabitants survived despite the odds
Rapa Nui's early inhabitants survived despite the odds
Rapa Nui may no longer be the example of ecocide — human destruction of the nature — as previously thought.
Argentina's Milei weakens rights for women, LGBTQ+
Argentina's Milei weakens rights for women, LGBTQ+
Major cutbacks introduced by President Javier Milei have meant the closure of ministries protecting marginalized people.
Honduras: Anti-mining activist Juan Lopez shot dead
Honduras: Anti-mining activist Juan Lopez shot dead
Juan Lopez is the fourth member of an environmental activism group based in in Tocoa to be killed since 2023.
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State bans on social media: A question of free speech?
Brazil has banned social media platform X. Should platforms be held responsible for content published by their users?
Heat and drought are fueling Brazil's 'fires pandemic'
Brazil is in the thick of a destructive fire season. How are deforestation and climate change making things worse?
Argentina's lithium boom threatens Indigenous towns
Argentina holds huge lithium deposits, key to renewable energy. But mines are now threatening the Indigenous population.
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The dynamic director making Chile's theater more accessible
Director Carmen Romero Quero creates critical, historically informed theater for a broad audience.
Can AI chatbots help treat anxiety disorders?
Cingulo is one of many AI therapy apps promising to help improve people's mental health. But do they really work?
What's life like as an international student in Berlin?
One in five students in Berlin comes from abroad. Max Chappuzeau, of Chile, says it can take a while to feel at home.
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