El BID y la UNESCO continúan actualizando el mayor mapeo de iniciativas de inteligencia artificial de la región, a través de la inclusión de iniciativas de información en América Latina y el Caribe.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) the Department of International Law of the Organization of American States (OEA), the Carter Center and the Guatemala´s Human Rights Ombudsman (PDH) organized the workshop Public Information within Everyone's Reach: The Exercise of the Right of Access and the Gender Perspective, held on Tuesday, July 26, 2022 in Guatemala City.

More than 80 activities and 200 speakers will be included during the 17th International Congress of Investigative Journalism of ABRAJI, which will take place from August 3–7 in a hybrid format. The "Marcelo Jelen National Written Press Award 2022" (Uruguay) winner will fly to So Paulo to take part in one of the biggest journalism conferences in Latin America.

On Wednesday, July 20, 2022, the webinar "Transparency and Covid-19" will be held. During the webinar, certain resolutions of the region's ATI oversight bodies will be examined. These resolutions apply best practices to protect ATI as a fundamental right in the midst of the current global health pandemic.

Photo: Pardela, Uruguay. Credit: Sebastián Horta The oceans are our planet's life support system and represent its largest source of oxygen. This is due to phytoplankton, small plant-like organisms that live in the sea and, like land plants, contain chlorophyll to capture sunlight and use photosynthesis to convert it into the energy they need, producing oxygen.

Working as a journalist in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) might involve attacks and threats to life, with specific implications for women, as several international experts warned last 2nd May during a high-level conference in Punta del Este, Uruguay.