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Turning Agro-industrial Waste into Energy in Argentina

The opportunity to carry out the project came when public policies in favor of the energy transition were adopted in Argentina

The presidential candidates accuse each other of corruption, shady handling of electoral financing and allegations of sexual harassment.

The sanctions that the EU and the US have imposed on Russia in the last week are said to be the toughest in history.

When media all over the world reported the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in Cuba, though, the tone was very different…

“Our aim is to do research, to understand the development of improved varieties. The seed bank is genetic insurance for the future…”

More and more people on the island are becoming interested in different diets (vegan, vegetarian, ketogenic, gluten-free) however….

The official numbers reflect that the regime has received more resources than prior to the approval of that US legislation.

“We are the majority… we just look at each other and gesture, that is how we prefer to remain,” explains a public employee.

In the video clip, comical images of people packing suitcases alternate with those of airplanes taking off and landing.

“My moral conscience requires me to cut ties,” states the international legal adviser in his letter of resignation