In light of recent concerns, Mexico’s President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has introduced legislation targeting the illicit use of drones, suggesting up to 60 years of imprisonment for offenders. This move is largely in response to criminal organizations deploying airborne systems to release explosives, particularly in the Apatzingán region of Michoacán. While employing drones for […]
Related Posts
Navigating free speech in Brazil: survey reveals divides and dilemmas
A recent survey indicated a lack of consensus among Brazilians regarding the boundaries of freedom of expression. Respondents were divided on whether they could legally critique the Supreme Court, advocate for military intervention, or voice concerns about electronic voting systems. Conducted by the Sivis Institute in partnership with the Jumppi Institute, the study involved 1,128 […]
Chile’s Steel Industry Dilemma Amid Chinese Imports
In an urgent move, Chilean officials are working to save the country’s sole steel mill from closing due to the flood of low-cost Chinese steel. This effort puts the spotlight on Chile’s dedication to free trade. The Lower House of Congress has already passed resolutions calling on President Gabriel Boric to bolster the beleaguered steel […]
Bitcoin’s Remarkable Leap Over $51,000, Gaining 20% in a Week
On Wednesday, Bitcoin’s value surged past the $51,000 barrier, hitting its peak since December 2021. CoinGecko reports a 3.8% rise in the last day, summing up to a 20% increase over the week. The surge pushed Bitcoin’s value over $1 trillion, boosting investor interest and Ether’s value by 16% to $2,754. João Galhardo from Mynt, […]