Camila Rojas

Hola, soy Camila Rojas, periodista apasionada por contar historias que conectan con las personas. Trabajo en diversos medios digitales, como No Cure Magazine, donde me especializo en temas de actualidad, cultura, tecnología y tendencias emergentes. Mi misión es crear contenido que no solo informe, sino que también inspire y genere impacto.
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Adidas to raise prices as US tariffs costs rise by €200m
27 Jul

Adidas plans price increases amid €200m US tariff hike

Camila RojasEconomía
Adidas is preparing to adjust its pricing strategy in response to mounting financial pressure from increased U.S. import tariffs, which are projected to raise the company’s expenses by approximately €200 million. This anticipated cost spike is prompting the German sportswear giant to pass part of the financial burden onto consumers, especially in key markets like the United States.La corporation ha indicado que estos costos adicionales son mayormente impulsados por modificaciones en la política comercial, en especial los nuevos o aumentados aranceles aplicados a productos fabricados en lugares como China y luego exportados a los Estados Unidos. Para una marca con…
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'Books are for everyone': Inside Penguin's hidden archive
27 Jul

‘Books are for everyone’: Unveiling Penguin’s historic hidden archive

Camila RojasCultura y ocio
Tucked away from public view lies one of the most remarkable literary collections in the world—an archive dedicated to preserving the history of Penguin Books. Though few ever see it in person, this private repository plays a vital role in documenting the evolution of one of publishing’s most influential imprints. Penguin’s archive is not only a treasure trove of rare editions and historical records; it’s a testament to the enduring impact of books on society.The archive, maintained with meticulous care, houses thousands of documents, design proofs, manuscripts, internal memos, and first editions. Together, they tell the story of how Penguin…
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Double Olympic champion Laura Dahlmeier dies in climbing accident aged 31, according to her management
26 Jul

Management confirms double Olympic champion Laura Dahlmeier, 31, dies in climbing accident

Camila RojasResponsabilidad social
Laura Dahlmeier, an acclaimed biathlete from Germany and winner of two Olympic gold medals, passed away at the age of 31 due to a tragic climbing incident, as confirmed by her management team.Dahlmeier, known for her outstanding achievements in biathlon and for her role as a prominent figure in winter sports, was reported to have been involved in a fatal incident while engaging in a mountain climbing expedition. Specific details surrounding the accident remain limited, but sources close to her team indicated it occurred during a personal alpine outing, underscoring the risks often associated with high-altitude sports—even for seasoned athletes.Her…
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‘The weak treating the weak’: Doctors in Gaza are fainting while trying to save their starving patients
26 Jul

‘The weak treating the weak’: Medical teams in Gaza faint while treating starving patients

Camila RojasResponsabilidad social
In Gaza, the continuous humanitarian crisis has brought healthcare workers to the brink, both physically and emotionally. Medical facilities throughout the area, already stretched thin due to limited resources and personnel, are now overwhelmed with individuals experiencing acute malnutrition. Physicians, many battling their own hunger and fatigue, keep working extended hours under intensifying hardships, with a number even fainting from tiredness while on duty.The situation has reached a point where the healthcare providers are barely able to care for themselves, let alone others. “This is the weak treating the weak,” said a local medical worker, capturing the essence of the…
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Clothed pigs are buried in Mexico as scientists use them in search of missing
26 Jul

Why scientists bury clothed pigs in Mexico to trace the missing

Camila RojasResponsabilidad social
In a secluded area of Mexico, an unusual scientific project is taking place with the goal of enhancing forensic investigations and boosting the nation's capability to find missing persons. Scientists are employing pig remains dressed in human attire and interred in secret graves to mimic actual scenarios of bodies concealed by criminal organizations. This method, although atypical, is grounded in established forensic principles and is aimed at supplying essential information on decomposition in regional settings.The project, led by forensic specialists and supported by academic institutions and some local authorities, addresses a pressing national crisis. With thousands of people reported missing…
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