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Carlos Mendez

Specializes in Latin American politics and US-regional relations with over a decade of field reporting.

Articles by Carlos Mendez

Argentina's AI company bill requires human oversight despite bold claims

Argentina's President Javier Milei has proposed legislation to create a new corporate category for AI-run businesses, but the actual bill demands human administrators remain in charge. The proposal, a world first, has ignited a global debate about accountability, innovation, and limits of autonomy.

Pueblo Libre holds significant historical importance, particularly in relation to Peru's independence. It was formerly known as "Magdalena Vieja" and was renamed "Pueblo Libre" (Free Town) by José de San Martín himself on July 8, 1821, in recognition of the patriotism and desire for freedom shown by its inhabitants. This district was a crucial setting during the War of Independence, with both Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín, key figures in South American liberation.

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Keiko Fujimori wins Peru presidency on fourth attempt

Peru's electoral court has officially declared right-wing politician Keiko Fujimori president-elect, ending a weeks-long count that exposed the country's deep political fault lines. She will take office on 28 July as Peru's ninth head of state in a decade.