Renee Nicole Good and fear as policy: Is the United States veering towards a police state?
This editorial questions ICE's tactics, the internal climate being created and the danger of normalizing persecution as public policy.
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Dick Cheney honored in Washington: the legacy of a power that redefined the U.S. and still casts a shadow
A tribute in Washington reignites debate about Dick Cheney, the most powerful vice president in modern U.S. history, whose legacy combines the expansion of executive power after 9/11, decisions that transforme…
The Perfect Storm: How Immigration Policy and Tariffs Are Stifling the U.S. Supply Chain.
The combination of high tariffs and a heavy-handed immigration policy is emptying fields, crippling freight transportation and driving up the cost of living in the United States for the lower and middle classe…
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Cancer among young people is on the rise: why and what to do about it?
More and more people under the age of 50 are facing aggressive cancer diagnoses. Health journalist David Cox analyzes the possible causes behind this global phenomenon that is worrying the medical community.
Aspartame: Is this sweetener safe? What scientific studies say
Aspartame is one of the most widely used sweeteners in the world. Find out what the WHO, FDA and EFSA say about its health effects and safety.
Madrid without filters: Eat See TV's experiential guide to the city that has it all
Eat See TV toured Madrid showing its most emblematic and secret corners: from the Royal Palace and unmissable museums to local markets, traditional dishes and unforgettable sunsets. An experiential and authent…
Peruvian economy in 2025: 3.1% growth despite international tensions, according to BBVA Research
Francisco Grippa, chief economist for Peru at BBVA Research, presented the country's economic projections for 2025 and 2026 on the Acentos program. Despite global uncertainty, the outlook for growth is maintai…
Bram Stoker's Dracula: The Birth of an Immortal Legend
The true origin of Dracula, Bram Stoker's masterpiece published in 1897, his success during his lifetime, his legacy in horror literature and how he became a cultural icon of the 20th century.
The Last of Us Season 2: A risky transition that redefines the series' future
The second season of The Last of Us defies expectations by breaking the bond between Joel and Ellie, betting on a darker narrative focused on revenge, trauma and the human cost of violence. With an unexpected …
Donald Trump and his Global Bravado, Farid Kahhat's vision.
This article is based on a podcast by internationalist Farid Kahhat entitled "Trump's return to the presidency: are his threats to other countries credible?", who provides a detailed analysis of Trump's possib…
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Natural Wonders: 14 National Parks of the World that we must know
Discover the 14 most impressive national parks in the world. From the majesty of Yellowstone to the surreal beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, take a virtual journey through these fascinating ecosystems
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Twelve European writers of the nineteenth century that you must read to understand Their Time
The nineteenth century transformed politically, socially and culturally. These twelve writers, from different corners of the continent, allow us
Peru beyond Machu Picchu: an authentic journey through the heart of the Andean country
Peru beyond Machu Picchu: Lima, Paracas, Cusco, Iquitos, Choquequirao and Caral reveal a fascinating country of contrasts, history, nature and ancient culture in a single trip.
José Mujica: The guerrilla who chose peace over revenge
José Mujica, former president of Uruguay, was a symbol of reconciliation. Like Mandela, he chose democracy and forgiveness after years of imprisonment and armed struggle.
Shield, a Blood Test for Colon Cancer Screening
The FDA has approved Shield, a blood test from Guardant Health Laboratory to screen for colon cancer. It does not replace a colonoscopy, but could improve detection rates among those under 55 years of age