EU: chip law comes into force to reduce dependence on Asia
The European Chip Law, with which the European Union wants to double its semiconductor production to cover 20% of global
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Venezuelans need 126 monthly salaries to pay for the basic basket
A family of five people in Venezuela need 126 minimum wage monthly to pay for the food basket, whose cost
BoE halts interest rate hikes amid slowdown in economy
He Bank of England (BoE) on Thursday paused its long series of interest rate hikes as the British economy slowed,
Greek workers take to the streets in the face of a new controversial labor reform
The conservative government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis wants to increase the working day even more in the country that works the
Price of the dollar today in Mexico: how much is the exchange rate quoted this Thursday, September 21?
The price of the dollar in Mexico operates downwards in the early hours of Thursday, while the markets awaited the
The courts, key tools in the climate fight
Legal actions against the climate inaction of governments or the polluting policies of companies have skyrocketed in recent years, sometimes
Hispanic in charge of choir at Disney park seeks to give the US a new face
The singer-songwriter Juan Cantú, director of the Voices of Liberty choir, created in 1982 with the inauguration of the EPCOT
Brussels considers not forcing Spain to impose tolls on highways in 2024
The European Commission could exempt Spain from the implementation of tolls for use on national highways from 2024. Some media
Humans were building wooden structures earlier than previously thought
The humans They were already building wooden structures half a million years ago, earlier than previously believed, according to a
They innovate with silkworms as an alternative to synthetic fibers
A team of chinese scientists has achieved for the first time that some worms genetically modified silk fibers make spider
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