The Twenty-Seventh Art Bulletin (May 2026) Listen to ‘Por Qué Cantamos / Canción Nueva’ (Why Do We Sing / New Song), from A Dos Voces (In Two Voices), a collaboration between Mario Benedetti and Daniel Viglietti that pairs Benedetti’s reading of ‘Por qué cantamos’ with Viglietti’s song ‘Canción Nueva’. In Latin America, the paths of […]
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Dudas sobre la salud de Trump como problema institucional T. Nelson Thompson Junio 2026 Es evidente que hay algo más detrás de los 79 años del presidente Donald Trump —cumplirá 80 el 14 de junio de 2026— y cada vez resulta más difícil ignorarlo. La preocupación no surge solo de su comportamiento errático o de
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Estados Unidos y México en la contraola internacional de erosión democrática Julio César Chavelas González Mayo 2026 El 17 de marzo de 2026, el Instituto V-Dem de la Universidad de Gotemburgo publicó su décimo informe anual sobre la democracia en el mundo. El diagnóstico mundial es sombrío: las autocracias ya superan en número a las
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La aportación de Luis I. Rodríguez Taboada a la política exterior mexicana (Ñ) Rodrigo López Tovar Mayo 2026 A principios de 2019, en un auditorio del Colegio de México (Colmex), Pedro Sánchez pronunció un discurso con motivo del 80 aniversario del exilio republicano. Ante una sala repleta, el Presidente español —de visita oficial en el
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Built by Global South popular movements, IARAA is an open-source AI for agroecology — drawing on knowledge bases validated by grassroots farmers to break with Big Tech’s digital extractivism. Built by Global South popular movements, IARAA is an open-source AI for agroecology — drawing on knowledge bases validated by grassroots farmers to break with Big
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Style is not a preference. It is a specification. Without one, the machine writes in a single voice. Every large language model (LLM) produces prose with the same tells. The contrast rhetoric (‘X isn’t just Y, it’s Z’), the deluge of dashes, the rule of three, the smooth pivot to a generic profundity — once
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AI can generate a text that ‘looks like a summary’ in seconds, but the real problem is not whether the model can write, but that many outputs are not suitable for research, teaching, or long-term knowledge management. They are often linguistically fluent and structurally complete, yet lack faithful preservation of the original text’s logic, context,
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AI can now rapidly generate large volumes of ‘paper analyses,’ but much of this content is merely fluent text with an academic tone. They look like critical studies, yet they lack clear sources of evidence, analytical pathways, and verifiable bases for judgement. Genuine critical evaluation is not impromptu commentary or emotional negation, but a structured
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