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Q COSTA RICA — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck at 1:37 a.m. this Monday, August 24, according to a preliminary report from the Red Sismológica Nacional (RSN) — National Seismological Network.
Two minutes later, at 1:39 a.m., the second tremor occurred. This one reached a magnitude of 4.8 and had a depth of 10 kilometers.
The quake strongly shook Costa Rica’s C...
Q TECH — We still read the internet with an assumption inherited from another era: that behind every page there is a person who wrote it. That assumption has just been refuted by a measurement.
The Pew Research Center, the leading research center for digital trends, analyzed 490,000 English-language web pages from the last five years, taken from the Common Crawl archiv...
Q REPORTS — Peru once again looked to the ground with unease on Thursday when a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook the Ayacucho region, reigniting a question that resonates throughout South America: why are large earthquakes such a recurring part of its recent history?
In less than two months, Venezuela—first—and
Q COSTA RICA — Laura Fernández announced the cancellation of the meeting scheduled for this Friday with the heads of the Legislative Assembly and the Supreme Court, after the Chief Justice, Orlando Aguirre Gómez, on Thursday, publicly announced that he would not attend.
The meeting was to take place this Friday morning at 10:00 a.m. at Casa Presidencial and was also to...
Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica’s ruling party, Partido Pueblo Soberano (PPSO), refused to issue a public condemnation from the Legislative Assembly of statements made by Justice and Peace Minister Gabriel Aguilar, in which he revealed that he has identified opposition members who criticize the “Zero Idleness” plan of Laura Fernández’s government.
Opposition members of parli...