A group of researchers have developed a massive database which gathers information on factors such as places, languages, culture and environment which led to 1400 human societies. Called 'D-Place' and accessible at https://d-place.org, the site shows the extent to which cultural diversity patterns are shaped by different forces, such as shared history, demography, migration, diffusion, cultural innovations and environmental and ecological conditions, as the creators explained in an article published in the PLOS One journal.
Venezuelan Energy and Mining Minister Eulogio del Pino predicted today the increase of the Venezuelan crusde oil production,for which the nation has association with foreign companies. After a tour on the areas of the Junin Division in Anzoategui, Del Pino explained that the growth of the Oil Strip of Orinoco, one of the biggest reseves in the planet, has a sustianble development,with a great amount of resources.
The Mexican airline, Interjet, announced today that its flights will start on July 14 to the central Cuban city of Santa Clara (Villa Clara), with two weekly departures. A statement from the Cuban Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR), issued today in Havana, said the destination of such trip will be Mexico City, with A330 Airbuses.
The willingness of President Nicolás Maduro and his representatives to resume a national dialogue in Venezuela was described as positive by the General Secretariat of the Union of South American Nations (Unasur).
U.S. President Barack Obama started an 18-hour stop official visit to Spain, where he is expected to meet King Felipe VI and acting president Mariano Rajoy. Obama arrived in Madrid on Saturday night coming from Warsaw, Poland, where he attended a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Summit.
