Innovation in Peru: Only 49% put their ideas into practice despite their high potential, according to a survey
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According to the Citizens Innovation Index, only 49 percent of Peruvians successfully bring their innovative ideas to practice, despite a high overall potential for innovation in the country. The survey indicates that while citizens are willing to learn, propose changes, and seek new solutions, Peru continues to face a key difficulty in transforming that potential into concrete initiatives.
Meanwhile, legislative discussions are advancing in California regarding a project to ban smartphones during the entire school day. This debate represents a new effort by the state to tighten existing restrictions on mobile phone use in schools.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on California's legislative debate to ban smartphones in schools.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Innovación en Perú)Highlights the gap between innovation potential and practical execution in Peru.