Author name: GUILLERMO SILVA GRUCCI

Citizenship, passports and origin traceability in a debate that may extend beyond Uruguay’s borders

From the haruspices of Rome to constitutional interpretation, the obsession with discovering hidden meanings can end up legitimizing decisions of power.

From the papal denunciation of a “culture of death” to Tabaré Vázquez’s veto and Uruguay’s subsequent legalization of abortion.

From Cambalache to Evangelium Vitae: The Right to Life That Enrique Santos Discépolo (1901–1951) had a bitter view of life is evident throughout his work.He was a composer, musician, playwright and filmmaker.But his memory became associated above all with his tangos.Historian Sergio A. Pujol suggests that Discépolo’s entire artistic production is permeated by a common

An apocryphal manuscript credits Doña Bruna Mauricia Carolina de la Cosa with an improbable succession of feats in Montevideo’s history.

A satirical look at truth, the construction of history, and the narratives that seek to establish themselves as collective memory.

The deployment of a digital surveillance ring around access routes to Montevideo raises questions about privacy, data protection, and parliamentary oversight.

Anthropic’s stress tests show what can happen when an autonomous agent encounters obstacles to achieving its objectives.

An Anthropic report on the behavior of large language models revives an ancient concern: the limits of human creation and the risk of losing control over it.