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The End

The promise that technology could change our lives and make us more prosperous is in crisis. Today we have more information than ever before, but our communication and learning has not improved one iota.

The cult of fertility and its implications for women’s autonomy

Is it possible to speak of a modern fertility cult today? Several factors come together to shape the revival of a pro-natal culture

The delayed victory of the working class thanks to AI

Manual and personalized trades still appear more robust in surviving the labor market, at least in the medium term, as they present unique challenges that AI and robotics are currently far from overcoming.

A sociological snapshot of Venezuela after 25 years of Chavismo

The dwindling middle class, which still represents the heart of the weak protest against electoral theft, has to go back to work to survive.

The Costa Rican charm of “pura vida”

The uses of “pura vida” are many, from greeting and saying goodbye to referring to one's mood. “Pura vida” has become part of Costa Rican DNA.

The new one is hopelessness

The year 1959 began marked by the Cuban revolution. Washington felt the blow and in 1961 John Kennedy launched the Alliance for Progress as...