“Societies will have less time to prepare”: the study that warns of heat waves arriving earlier and lasting longer

A newly published scientific study reveals that over the past 45 years, heatwaves have arrived earlier, ended later, and lasted longer, demonstrating that climate change has fundamentally altered the frequency, intensity, and duration of these extreme weather events and leaving societies with significantly less time to prepare.

Simultaneously, in the Argentine Senate, a fierce dispute has emerged between government officials and their political allies over the control and presidency of the strategic Committee on Agreements. This political friction surfaced following a clash in the upper house between libertarian bloc leader Patricia Bullrich and a prosecutor involved in the Luis Chocobar police case, temporarily overshadowing the ongoing battle among ruling-party allies regarding the committee's leadership.