Economists say it is one of the biggest transformations of Cuba’s private sector, but question whether the legal system can protect investors
Nearly half of college students attend institutions in states with at least one law or restriction governing what topics can be discussed in the classroom
The Pulitzer-winning author turns in 'The Upside-Down World' to the lives and myths of the Dutch Golden Age painters after publishing acclaimed biographies of Clarice Lispector and Susan Sontag
The arrest of Argentine businessman Diego Sebastián Rosen Ferlini has done little to explain the killings of the Camilo Séptimo musician, his pregnant partner, their daughter and a household employee
The executive order signed in August seeks to exclude children whose parents are considered ‘alien enemies,’ foreign government employees and people involved in so-called ‘birth tourism’
The Argentine president said companies involved in oil development around the islands will face sanctions and pledged more funding for a naval base in Tierra del Fuego
PM Pedro Sánchez is appearing in Congress to defend that his executive has no indications that Morocco was behind the sudden mass influx
The Israeli invasion has transformed an educational initiative into a show focused on making people of all ages laugh amid the destruction
Caracas will take years to restore output, even if a political agreement holds steady
The so-called Bubble House on East 71st Street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side has found a buyer, but its new owners may erase the distinctive façade that made it a local landmark
A family in Argentina has become an ideal case to study frontotemporal dementia. Across generations they transmit a mutation in the GRN gene, responsible for producing a protein essential to healthy brain cell function
In 2001, Ben Stiller’s outlandish comedy about the fashion world anticipated the Instagram poses and the culture of content creators where form has devoured substance
Researchers from the Autonomous University of Campeche, in Mexico, are analyzing samples from these tiny birds in order to reconstruct the chemical history of the area
A series of scientific papers maps the insect’s neural connections in unprecedented detail, opening new avenues for answering some of neuroscience’s biggest questions
Seventy percent of Europeans live in areas where even a 30-year mortgage will not get you a 75 square meter apartment, according to an academic study. And the findings are equally discouraging for the rental market
Tired of oversight and institutional suffocation, the members of El Ciervo Encantado, a benchmark of Cuban performance, have broken away from the state apparatus and are continuing their work in independent venues
The Dutch artist only signed 15% of his 840 known paintings
The famed consumer advocate is taking on the secrecy surrounding AI data centers, reigniting the fight that made her a household name
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