Argentina was a whaling country, a wolfhound and will now be a "guanaco hunter". Using bugs and forests to move the human economic wheel is an old idea. Between the eighteenth and mid-twentieth centuries, boats loaded with hands, sticks and harpoons descended from the north, towards the southern seas; They came back up with furs and oil. They hunted whales, seals, … [Read more...]
Dreams, friends and the Internet: how an Iraqi teenager did to survive ISIS
Ferah led a normal life in Mosul when the city was taken by extremists. This is the story of 3 years of martyrdom. This is a story that AP published by journalists Bram Janssen and Lee Keath. Here is a summary of the story. The three women tensed when their taxi approached the checkpoint guarded by fighters from the extremist group ISIS. Everyone in Mosul feared the … [Read more...]
The fall of Snapchat: “The internet war is over and Facebook is the big winner”
Another crash Shares of Snap Inc. fell 17% this month, and it became clear that the myth of the emerging and warrior company that dislodges the pedestal to the technology giant was just that ... a myth. Of course Snap, the company behind Snapchat, still impresses. In just five years it reached an audience of 173 million users, mostly young, who communicate in innovative and … [Read more...]
One week in Photos: Elections in Argentina, Big Ben, Guam and Mike Pence
Primary in Argentina. Victorias de Cambiemos and open final in the Buenos Aires election. The Government triumphs in the key districts and there is parity in the province of Buenos Aires. Lilita Carrió was a hurricane with more than 49.56% in Ciudad de Buenos Aires. According to the government, the provisional counting has ended and there is a technical tie between Esteban … [Read more...]
She traveled 11 days from Venezuela to give birth in Córdoba, Argentina
An eight-month-old pregnant, Marjory Campos, climbed into a collective to leave her country. "There you do not live, you survive. Here you can get diapers, milk," he said. An eight-month-old pregnant, Marjory Campos, a 34-year-old Venezuelan, decided to travel 11 days in a bus to settle in Córdoba and have her baby in the city. "I could not come by plane because it is very … [Read more...]