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Developing Nations Spend More on Debt Than Education, UNESCO Warns

An alarming UNESCO report reveals that 113 developing nations spent more on external debt payments than on education in 2025. The UN agency warns that cuts in international aid are worsening the crisis, threatening the future of millions of children.

Machu Picchu en riesgo: solo el 2.8% de los ingresos se destina a su conservación

La Cámara de Turismo de Cusco denunció que de los 250 millones de soles anuales que el Estado peruano percibe por Machu Picchu, menos de 7 millones se invierten en preservación. El gremio advirtió sobre problemas de gestión, riesgo reputacional y la necesidad urgente de reestructurar la administración del santuario histórico.

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