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Alors que l’exercice militaire entre Trinité-et-Tobago et les Etats-Unis se poursuit, le président vénézuélien a affirmé lundi qu’il était prêt à discuter « en tête-à-tête » avec son homologue américain, qui s’y était déjà dit favorable.
Des manifestants protestent contre la première ministre de Trinité-et-Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, lors d’une marche organisée par le gouvernement vénézuélien, à Caracas, le 28 octobre 2025.
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Le géant finlandais des équipements télécoms, qui fournit des antennes de réseaux mobiles aux opérateurs, compte annoncer le septième plan de réduction de ses effectifs dans l’Hexagone depuis 2016.
Lors d’élections tenues en parallèle des présidentielles, la droite chilienne a remporté la majorité au Parlement chilien avec 76 des 155 sièges de la Chambre des députés et 25 sièges contre 23 pour les partis de gauche, au Sénat. Des résultats qui fragilisent un peu plus la candidate de gauche, Jeannette Jara, face à son rival, José Antonio Kast.
José Antonio Kast, candidat d’extrême droite, devant ses supporteurs après l’annonce des résultats du premier tour de l’élection présidentielle, à Santiago (Chili), le 16 novembre 2025.
Following OpenZFS 2.4-rc3 from nearly one month ago is now a fourth release candidate for the upcoming OpenZFS 2.4. A few more features and improvements have been squeezed into this release in nearing the stable milestone...
Last year GIMP developers expressed a goal of releasing GIMP 3.2 within one year of GIMP 3.0. With GIMP 3.0 having released in March, it looks like their GIMP 3.2 release goal will become a reality with the GIMP 3.2-RC1 debuting today...
alternative_right shares a report from ScienceAlert: A new study from researchers in Australia reveals that the people who never forget faces look "smarter, not harder." In other words, they naturally focus on a person's most distinguishing facial features. "Their skill isn't something you can learn like a trick," explains lead author James Dunn, a psychology researcher at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney. "It's an automatic, dynamic way of picking up what makes each face unique."
To see what super-recognizers see, Dunn and his colleagues used eye-tracking technology to reconstruct how people surveyed new faces. They did this with 37 super-recognizers and 68 people with ordinary facial recognition skills, noting where and for how long participants looked at pictures of faces displayed on a computer screen. The researchers then fed the data into machine learning algorithms trained to recognize faces. The algorithms, a type known as deep neural networks, were tasked with deciding if two faces belonged to the same person. "These findings suggest that the perceptual foundations of individual differences in face recognition ability may originate at the earliest stages of visual processing -- at the level of retinal encoding," Dunn and colleagues write in their paper.
The findings have been published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.
Chinese automakers are rapidly expanding across South America, boosted by the new Chinese-built Port of Chancay, aggressive pricing, local partnerships, and growing regional demand. Reuters reports: China has been ramping up sales since the opening last year of the Port of Chancay, north of Lima. The Chinese-built megaport has halved trans-Pacific shipping times just as Chinese manufacturers face rising barriers to entry in the United States and greater trade restrictions in Europe.
BYD, which makes EVs, plug-in hybrids and combustion engine cars, plans to open a fourth dealership in Lima by the end of this year, while Chery and Geely have more than a dozen in total in Peru. Chinese carmakers face a profit-destroying price war at home and a growing surplus of new cars rolling out of Chinese factory lines. Much of this excess is being shipped overseas to the Middle East, Central Asia and Latin America, according to global automotive analyst Felipe Munoz at JATO Dynamics.
The Chinese have "carved out space," across both electric and petrol-powered cars, said Martin Bresciani, president of Chile's automotive business chamber, CAVEM. "The Chinese have already demonstrated that they match global standards in quality." Chinese brands reached 29.6% of all new passenger car sales in Chile in the first quarter of this year. [...] Part of China's success has been partnering with trusted local importers to offer more affordable models tailored to regional tastes, according to seven dealerships Reuters spoke to in Peru, Chile, Uruguay and Argentina.
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