julio 2025

Lab-grown cheese is coming. But would you eat it?

11 Jul

Lab-grown cheese is coming. Are you open to trying it?

Camila RojasSalud

Cheese, with its strong cultural significance and sensory allure, has been a treasured part of diets worldwide for a long time. Whether it's melted on pizza, matched with wine, or layered onto a sandwich, it remains one of the most adored foods internationally. However, a subtle shift in food science is offering a novel approach to create this well-known product—without involving the cow. Lab-created, or to be exact, precision-fermented cheese is set to make its way into the market. Still, the crucial query is: will it be embraced by consumers?Unlike cheeses made from plants that utilize nuts, oils, and starches…

11 Jul

Mystery artist back with new library exhibition

Camila RojasModa y tendencias

An individual recognized equally for staying out of sight as for their influence in art circles has returned with a fresh show held at a public library, sparking renewed interest and discussion among the local arts scene. The artist, known for generating intrigue and dialogue with their creations, unveils a new set of pieces that further obscure the boundary between being seen and remaining hidden, encouraging observers to explore their own understanding of both the artwork and its creator.The latest exhibition, unveiled quietly without the usual fanfare of press releases or social media campaigns, is marked by the same subtle…

EU delays retaliatory trade tariffs against US

11 Jul

EU suspends introduction of retaliatory tariffs on US imports

Camila RojasEconomía

The European Union has opted to delay the enforcement of planned trade tariffs on goods imported from the United States, signaling a strategic pause in an ongoing transatlantic dispute. The decision, which comes amid broader efforts to maintain diplomatic stability and protect economic interests on both sides, reflects a measured approach to managing complex trade tensions between two of the world's largest economies.Initially, the proposed tariffs were part of a broader package of retaliatory measures drafted in response to long-standing disagreements over subsidies and market access. The tensions, which have their roots in disputes over aerospace funding, digital services taxation,…

Bank boss ready to cut rates if job market slows

11 Jul

Bank leader open to reducing rates amid job market downturn

Camila RojasEconomía

A prominent official at the central financial institution has expressed openness to cutting interest rates if future economic reports persistently show a decline in the job market. Although the prevailing monetary strategy remains prudent because of ongoing inflation worries, recent signs imply that the labor sector’s strength might be diminishing—a crucial aspect that could impact upcoming policy choices.During a recent economic forum, the bank representative highlighted the significance of closely observing labor patterns, mentioning that although job growth continues to be positive, the speed seems to be slowing down. Unemployment rates, despite staying relatively low, have experienced slight rises in…

'They hold hands, they embrace, they kiss': The woman who changed our view of chimps - and human beings

11 Jul

‘They hold hands, they embrace, they kiss’: The scientist who shifted our view of chimps and humanity

Camila RojasCultura y ocio

During the early 1960s, a young lady embarked on a journey into the jungles of Tanzania equipped with a notebook, binoculars, and an insatiable curiosity. Her findings would not only transform the study of primates but also alter our understanding of human beings. Her name has become associated with pioneering research, though at that time, her approaches and findings were seen as unorthodox, if not revolutionary.Unlike numerous researchers of that time, she perceived her study subjects not merely as data, but as beings with unique characteristics, feelings, and intricate social bonds. By studying chimpanzees in their natural habitat, she recorded…