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Photo of Yeni, used with her permission. A longer version of this article was published on the Romanian media website HotNews and is republished on Global Voices with permission. It is July 29 in the morning, and Yeni (name changed), 26 years old, is on the bus that takes her from Valencia to Caracas, Venezuela. The next day she will be flying back to Romania, where she has lived for three years. She traveled to Venezuela to see her family and to be able to vote in the presidential elections that took place on July 28. The streets of Venezuela are wrapped in an atmosphere of mourning: there is...
Global Voices
What's really happening in Venezuela? Nicolás Maduro claimed victory in Venezuela's presidential election last month, but much of the rest of the world isn't buying it. Neither are many Venezuelans, who've taken to the streets to protest what they say is a fraudulent election in the face of increasingly violent crackdowns and menacing threats from the Maduro regime. The opposition says its tallies show it won 67 percent of the vote. Official statements from the European Union and U.S. State Department each say the evidence shows Maduro lost. Argentina's Javier Milei posted to X minutes after t...
Reason
Digital image made by Giovana Fleck, used with permission. This story is part of Data Narratives, a Civic Media Observatory project that aims to identify and understand the discourse on data used for governance, control, and policy in El Salvador, Brazil, Turkey, Sudan, and India. Read more about the project here and see our public dataset for the full analysis covered in the text below. In 1959, Brazilian writer Jorge Amado wrote a book called “A Morte e a Morte de Quincas Berro d'Água” (“The Two Deaths of Quincas Wateryell”). It tells the story of the presumed first and second deaths of Quin...
Global Voices
A causa dei disordini legati alla contestazione dei risultati delle elezioni presidenziali, il governo venezuelano ha bloccato l'accesso al crypto exchange Binance, alla piattaforma di social media X e ad altri servizi online. In un post su X del 9 Agosto, l'organizzazione locale anti-censura VE sin Filtro ha dichiarato di aver "rilevato un blocco DNS sul crypto exchange Binance, che influisce sul normale funzionamento del suo sito web e dell'applicazione mobile". "Come molti siti web di aziende venezuelane di diversi settori, compresi i social network, le pagine di Binance sono state soggette...
Cointelegraph IT
Protests in Alfonso López District Park in Bogotá, Colombia on July 28, 2024. Photo by José Montilla, used with permission. Twenty years ago, in the streets of Táchira, a region on the border between Venezuela and Colombia, José Montilla played with his friends while the neighborhood echoed with the chant: “Chávez, corazón de mi pueblo” (“Chávez, heart of the people.”) Today, those same streets resonate with new chants: “No quiero bono, no quiero CLAP. Yo lo que quiero es que se vaya Nicolás” (“I don't want a bonus, I don't want CLAP. What I want is for Nicolás to leave,”) This contrast marks ...
Global Voices
El gobierno de Venezuela ha bloqueado el acceso al exchange de criptomonedas Binance, a la plataforma de redes sociales X y a otros servicios en línea en medio de disturbios por los resultados disputados de las elecciones presidenciales. El 9 de agosto, la organización local anticensura VE sin Filtro publicó en X que "detectó un bloqueo DNS en el exchange de criptomonedas Binance, lo que afecta el funcionamiento normal de su sitio web y aplicación móvil”. “Al igual que varios sitios web de empresas de diferentes segmentos en Venezuela, incluidas las redes sociales, las páginas de Binance han e...
Cointelegraph ES
Venezuela’s government has blocked access to crypto exchange Binance, social media platform X and other online services amid unrest over disputed presidential election results. On Aug. 9, local anti-censorship organization VE sin Filtro posted to X that it “detected a DNS block on the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, which affects the normal operation of its website and mobile application.” “Like several websites of companies from different segments in Venezuela, including social networks, Binance pages have been facing access restrictions,” the exchange’s Latin American-focused X account post...
Cointelegraph
ブラジルで乗客乗員62人を乗せた旅客機が墜落し、全員が死亡しました。 映像には、推進力を失い、回転し...
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ブラジルで乗客乗員61人を乗せた旅客機が墜落し、全員が死亡しました。 映像には、推進力を失い、回転し...
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Argentine President Javier Milei announced an ambitious plan to use artificial intelligence to predict, detect, and investigate crimes. While the initiative aims to enhance security, it raises serious concerns about extensive surveillance and policing. Last week, Argentina's Ministry of Security unveiled the Artificial Intelligence Applied to Security Unit (UIAAS), which aims to use "machine-learning algorithms to analyze historical crime data to predict future crimes and help prevent them." The tools at the UIAAS's disposal include facial recognition software, social media monitoring, drone s...
Reason
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