Las cosas no están tan mal como parece.

El nuevo gobierno de Hungría planea modificar una ley de 2020 que dificultó la adopción por parejas del mismo sexo al limitarla a matrimonios y exigir autorización ministerial a solicitantes solteros. Si se aprueba, la reforma rompería con parte de la política anti-LGBTQ+ de Viktor Orbán.

Hungría busca eliminar trabas a la adopción igualitaria

Hungría busca eliminar trabas a la adopción igualitaria

15 de septiembre de 2026

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Hungría busca eliminar trabas a la adopción igualitaria

19 de enero de 2026

Chile crea un corredor de vida silvestre de 2.700 km en la Patagonia

Un decreto histórico del gobierno chileno ha creado un nuevo parque nacional de un millón de hectáreas, uniendo oficialmente 17 áreas protegidas. Este hito completa un corredor continuo de 2.700 kilómetros en la Patagonia, salvaguardando ecosistemas vitales y permitiendo que las especies transiten libremente.

19 de enero de 2026

Startup griega lanza solución solar directa para calentar el agua

La empresa Elenius ha presentado un sistema fotovoltaico que calienta agua directamente sin inversores ni conexión a la red. La tecnología utiliza un controlador inteligente para optimizar la energía de los paneles, reduciendo las facturas del hogar. Este equipo eficiente ofrece una forma limpia de calentar agua.

19 de enero de 2026

Residente de Seattle entrena cuervos para atacar gorras rojas MAGA

Un experimento ha demostrado la inteligencia social de los cuervos, tras ser entrenados para reconocer y lanzarse sobre personas con gorras rojas MAGA. Las aves aprendieron la conducta y compartieron el reconocimiento con su bandada, resaltando la sofisticada comunicación y memoria de estas aves urbanas en su entorno natural.

19 de enero de 2026

Prueba de punción dactilar para el Alzheimer facilita el diagnóstico

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16 de enero de 2026

Ferrocarriles de Canadá logran récords en seguridad e inversión

The Railway Association of Canada’s 2025 report reveals freight fuel efficiency has improved by 26% since 2005, while passenger ridership surged by 12.8% in a single year. With $2.6 billion invested in infrastructure and a safety record among the best globally, the industry is driving sustainable economic growth.

16 de enero de 2026

La UE inicia el monitoreo sistemático de PFAS en el agua potable

Starting January 12, 2026, new EU regulations mandate harmonized monitoring of "forever chemicals" across all member states. The rules set a strict limit of 0.1 µg/L for a group of 20 PFAS and 0.5 µg/L for total PFAS levels. These measures ensure swift detection and public safety while strengthening the right to clean water.

16 de enero de 2026

Ciudad danesa triunfa con el primer sistema de envases de café reutilizables

Aarhus has successfully pioneered a city-wide deposit system for coffee cups, resulting in over 650,000 reuses and 400,000 returns. Residents receive five kroner via an app for every cup returned to automated kiosks. Now, the Danish city is expanding the smart technology to include pizza boxes and food containers.

16 de enero de 2026

Chimpancés de Senegal: del trabajo en las minas al turismo natural

In Senegal’s Kedougou region, local communities are choosing wildlife conservation over hazardous gold mining. By becoming eco-guides, former miners protect endangered western chimpanzees while earning a stable income. This shift preserves vital habitats and ensures a safer, sustainable future for both people and nature.

16 de enero de 2026

Las telas tratadas con insecticida reducen la malaria un 66%

A study in Uganda shows that soaking traditional baby wraps in a low-cost insecticide reduces malaria infections in infants by two-thirds. This simple method protects children during the day when mosquitoes are active. Health officials are now looking to scale this affordable tool across other regions.

13 de enero de 2026

Ghana protege sus bosques al revocar ley que permitía la minería

In a major victory for biodiversity, Ghana has officially revoked Legislative Instrument 2462, which previously allowed mining activities in protected forest reserves. This move safeguards crucial ecosystems and water sources from industrial exploitation. The decision reflects a strong commitment to environmental preservation and the long-term health of the nation’s natural heritage.

13 de enero de 2026

Microchip innovador reduciría a la mitad el consumo de energía en IA

A groundbreaking microchip designed to sit beneath AI processors can cut data center power consumption by 50%. This cooling and power-delivery innovation addresses the massive energy demands of artificial intelligence by optimizing thermal management at the source. It is a vital technical leap that makes global digital infrastructure more sustainable and efficient.

13 de enero de 2026

Nueva Zelanda logra un récord de cría para el ave más rara del mundo

The world’s flightless parrot population reaches new heights following a highly successful nesting period on New Zealand's predator-free islands. Dedicated conservation efforts and innovative genetic management have resulted in dozens of healthy chicks. This milestone secures the future of this unique, nocturnal bird, moving it further away from the brink through precise science and care.

13 de enero de 2026

Mattel lanza su primera Barbie con autismo para fomentar la inclusión

The new doll, created with experts from the National Autistic Society, features specific tactile textures and noise-canceling headphones to reflect the sensory experiences of autistic individuals. Her outfit includes symbolic motifs and a focus on comfort. This expansion of the fashion line promotes inclusivity and ensures more children see their own unique stories reflected in their toys.

13 de enero de 2026

La tasa de homicidios en Londres cae a su nivel más bajo en diez años

New data reveals that homicides in London dropped by 23% in 2025, reaching the lowest figure since 2014. Authorities credit targeted community interventions and youth engagement programs for this significant decline in violence. These measurable results reflect a safer urban environment and demonstrate the effectiveness of collaborative safety strategies across the city.

11 de enero de 2026

Hidrógeno solar más barato gracias a un avance libre de platino

Swedish researchers have discovered a way to produce green hydrogen using sunlight, water, and conductive plastic instead of expensive platinum. This breakthrough replaces scarce metals with abundant materials, allowing one gram of polymer to produce 30 liters of hydrogen per hour. It’s a major step toward affordable, clean energy for everyone.

11 de enero de 2026

Zelanda premia el liderazgo maorí por su legado cultural vital

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