Energy and Cryptocurrencies in Paraguay
Privileges for a few, inequality for many? What do we mean when we talk about energy extraction? Will Paraguay have […]
Killer Robots: Attack on our borders
Do you use maps that choose the fastest route to a selected destination? Do you interact with bots in communication […]
Energy and Cryptocurrencies in Paraguay
Privileges for a few, inequality for many? What do we mean when we talk about energy extraction? Will Paraguay have […]
History of cryptocurrencies in Paraguay
Do you know when cryptocurrencies arrived in Paraguay? Do you know how and when crypto mining became present in Paraguay? […]
[Release] Voter’s Guide: a tool against the influence industry during election season.
With Paraguay’s and other countries in Latin America’s elections around the corner, discover how political parties and candidates use your […]
Fairwork Paraguay Ratings 2022: Labour Standards in the Platform Economy
The platform economy in Paraguay is an undeniable reality. As such, it demands study and analysis to improve the lives […]
[Research Release] History of electronic voting in Paraguay
TEDIC has released a new study titled “History of electronic voting in Paraguay” in the framework of a project funded […]
[Research Release] Propaganda in Social Networks Exists
TEDIC has launched a new study called “Propaganda in Social Networks Exists: Monitoring electoral spending on Facebook Ads in the […]
Research release about propaganda in Social Networks and Elections
TEDIC has launched a new study called “Propaganda in Social Networks Exists: Monitoring electoral spending on Facebook Ads in the […]
[Research Release] Understanding the National Ticketing System: An exploratory study
This research offers an exploratory study of the National Electronic Ticketing System in Paraguay (SNBE in its Spanish acronym). It […]
Call for Inputs: UN OHCHR report on shutdowns and connectivity initiatives
This report is about the occurrence of mandated disruptions of communications. Includes information on the occurrence of any government-mandated disruptions […]
