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(Archive) Buenos Aires, Argentina.- Lilia Lemoine (photo) was appointed this week as secretary of the Science and Technology Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, an appointment that was accompanied by a barrage of criticism for her videos on flat earthing and other controversial positions defended by the libertarian legislator, such as those where she questioned NASA's moon landing. She also questioned the scientific progress around the coronavirus, in line with the conspiracy theories that gained strength during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on April 17, 2024, a crowd filled the esplanade of the Scientific Pole and gave a “world hug” to the headquarters of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet), in the framework of the delivery to the authorities of the organization of more than 1,200 letters sent by researchers from all over the world in support of Argentine science and against the “tremendous adjustment” carried out by the national government.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- In photos taken on February 22, 2024, authorities of the Argentine Antarctic Institute commemorated 120 years of uninterrupted presence in Antarctica, with a strong commitment to science, technology and cooperation, which defines Argentina as a "bicontinental" country. On February 22, 1904, Argentina inaugurated the South Orcadas Observatory base, later called Orcadas, the first and for several decades the only permanent presence of humanity in Antarctica. Since April 1951, Argentine scientific research in Antarctica has been coordinated by the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA).

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Antarctica, Argentina.- In photos taken on February 22, 2024, authorities of the Argentine Antarctic Institute commemorated 120 years of uninterrupted presence in Antarctica, with a strong commitment to science, technology and cooperation, which defines Argentina as a "bicontinental" country. On February 22, 1904, Argentina inaugurated the South Orcadas Observatory base, later called Orcadas, the first and for several decades the only permanent presence of humanity in Antarctica. Since April 1951, Argentine scientific research in Antarctica has been coordinated by the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA).

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Antarctica, Argentina.- In photos taken on February 22, 2024, authorities of the Argentine Antarctic Institute commemorated 120 years of uninterrupted presence in Antarctica, with a strong commitment to science, technology and cooperation, which defines Argentina as a "bicontinental" country. On February 22, 1904, Argentina inaugurated the South Orcadas Observatory base, later called Orcadas, the first and for several decades the only permanent presence of humanity in Antarctica. Since April 1951, Argentine scientific research in Antarctica has been coordinated by the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA).

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Antarctica, Argentina.- In photos taken on February 22, 2024, authorities of the Argentine Antarctic Institute commemorated 120 years of uninterrupted presence in Antarctica, with a strong commitment to science, technology and cooperation, which defines Argentina as a "bicontinental" country. On February 22, 1904, Argentina inaugurated the South Orcadas Observatory base, later called Orcadas, the first and for several decades the only permanent presence of humanity in Antarctica. Since April 1951, Argentine scientific research in Antarctica has been coordinated by the Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA).

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Antarctica.- In the photos taken on February 21, 2024, authorities are building their most modern facilities in Antarctica at the Petrel base. The National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) announced that it will install a fourth photovoltaic system in Antarctica. The fourth installation will be in a shelter located on Isla Vega, which is used for glaciology studies and was inaugurated last year. On the continent, the facilities that were set up at the Carlini and Marambio bases and at the Elefante refuge are already in operation and they plan to add more.

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Antarctica.- In the photos taken on February 21, 2024, authorities are building their most modern facilities in Antarctica at the Petrel base. The National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) announced that it will install a fourth photovoltaic system in Antarctica. The fourth installation will be in a shelter located on Isla Vega, which is used for glaciology studies and was inaugurated last year. On the continent, the facilities that were set up at the Carlini and Marambio bases and at the Elefante refuge are already in operation and they plan to add more.

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Antarctica.- In the photos taken on February 21, 2024, authorities are building their most modern facilities in Antarctica at the Petrel base. The National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) announced that it will install a fourth photovoltaic system in Antarctica. The fourth installation will be in a shelter located on Isla Vega, which is used for glaciology studies and was inaugurated last year. On the continent, the facilities that were set up at the Carlini and Marambio bases and at the Elefante refuge are already in operation and they plan to add more.

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Antarctica.- In the photos taken on February 21, 2024, authorities are building their most modern facilities in Antarctica at the Petrel base. The National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) announced that it will install a fourth photovoltaic system in Antarctica. The fourth installation will be in a shelter located on Isla Vega, which is used for glaciology studies and was inaugurated last year. On the continent, the facilities that were set up at the Carlini and Marambio bases and at the Elefante refuge are already in operation and they plan to add more.

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Antarctica.- In the photos taken on February 21, 2024, authorities are building their most modern facilities in Antarctica at the Petrel base. The National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) announced that it will install a fourth photovoltaic system in Antarctica. The fourth installation will be in a shelter located on Isla Vega, which is used for glaciology studies and was inaugurated last year. On the continent, the facilities that were set up at the Carlini and Marambio bases and at the Elefante refuge are already in operation and they plan to add more.

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