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  "path": "/2026/04/the-world-that-has-already-changed-and-the-institutions-that-do-not-exist/",
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    "China",
    "desarrollo de tecnologías",
    "Estados Unidos",
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  "textContent": "Technological acceleration has fractured historical time between regions of the world. While the East integrates, executes and organizes, the West debates, regulates and arrives late. In that vacuum, new international structures are beginning to emerge that no longer respond to…\n\nClaudia Aranda",
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