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  GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years •   GIRAL Summit in Buenos Aires ends without binding trade agreement •   Venezuela: two earthquakes leave over 300 victims; tsunami alert activated •   IMF: Mexico grows 2.4% in Q1, beats forecasts •   Chile passes renewable energy law with 74% of Congress •   Brazil: Amazon deforestation falls 45%, historic low in 15 years •   Copa América: Argentina thrashes Uruguay 4-0; Messi scores two goals •   Dengue: PAHO declares alert in six countries across the region •   Colombia and Venezuela reopen border crossing after five years • 
Pablo Arroyo Vidal
Tech Correspondent

Pablo Arroyo Vidal

Tech writer reporting on AI startups, fintech growth, and mobile networks expansion across the region.

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Articles by Pablo Arroyo Vidal
ENVIRONMENT

Monarch Butterflies in Mexico Surge 64% in Winter 2025-26

The monarch butterfly population in Mexico grew 64% in the 2025-2026 winter, according to Al Jazeera, in a recovery that eases concerns about the endangered species.

ENVIRONMENT · · 2 min
ENVIRONMENT

Lithium Triangle: Argentina, Bolivia and Chile

Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile, with 60% of the world's lithium reserves, face a historic opportunity in the global energy transition but face environmental challenges.

ENVIRONMENT · · 2 min
ENVIRONMENT

Ecuador Faces Water Crisis as Glaciers Retreat

Ecuador faces an unprecedented water crisis due to the 40-60% retreat of its Andean glaciers, threatening drinking water for millions and export agricultural production.

ENVIRONMENT · · 1 min
ENVIRONMENT

Amazon Loses Record Area to Deforestation in 2025

The Amazon lost 11,568 km² of rainforest in 2025, 12% more than in 2024, according to INPE data, approaching the threshold of the ecological point of no return.

ENVIRONMENT · · 2 min
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