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Eladio Moreno

Eladio Moreno

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Total articles 9

  • Alaín Pinzón and VIHve Libre Have Expanded Access to HIV Prevention in Mexico City

    By Eladio Moreno| TheBody Verified Like many other countries, Mexico has experienced its fair share of stigma against people living with HIV. As occurs in the U.S., the cause is religious bigotry, homophobia, or machismo―the perceived link between being born male and acting masculine enough―as well as a general lack of education regarding sexual health. Fortunately, there has been progress in recent years, thanks in no small part to Alaín Pinzón. 14 years ago, Pinzón learned that he was living with HIV.

    By Eladio Moreno · TheBody

    May. 16, 2024

  • China, the Americas, and Lithium - A Tale of Investment in Emerging Markets

    By Eladio Moreno| Latin America News Dispatch Verified China, Southern Cone, United States April 8, 2023 By Alfredo Eladio Moreno NEW YORK — Year-to-date, Chinese investments in Latin American lithium — as measured by the price tag of projects and acquisition value — have surpassed investment levels in 2021, according to the Atlantic Council’s Latin America Center. The same data show that investment levels dropped from 2018 through 2021, but then peaked in 2022 at over $4.8 billion USD.

    By Eladio Moreno · Latin America News Dispatch

    Apr. 08, 2023

  • Alaín Pinzón and VIHve Libre Have Expanded Access to HIV Prevention in Mexico City

    By Eladio Moreno| TheBody Verified Like many other countries, Mexico has experienced its fair share of stigma against people living with HIV. As occurs in the U.S., the cause is religious bigotry, homophobia, or machismo―the perceived link between being born male and acting masculine enough―as well as a general lack of education regarding sexual health. Fortunately, there has been progress in recent years, thanks in no small part to Alaín Pinzón. 14 years ago, Pinzón learned that he was living with HIV.

    By Eladio Moreno · TheBody

    May. 16, 2024

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