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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

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Mexico, Mexico City
As seen in: TecScience, El Confidencial, Science Magazine, Science News, Revista Nexos, Ivu News
Bióloga. Periodista de ciencia. Reportera en @TecScience_. Traductora en @Open_Notebook . Artista visual en Cirrina Lab.

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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber’s Biography

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I'm a Mexican freelance science journalist based in Mexico City covering biology, animals, health, neuroscience, environment, science policy and more.

My work has been published both in English and Spanish in both outlets such as Science, Newsweek, Nexos, ¿Cómo ves?, Revista Ciencias UNAM and others.

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Diversion of research money to buy oil refinery enrages Mexican scientists

Diversion of research money to buy oil refinery enrages Mexican scientists

Last year, researchers in Mexico were frustrated after the federal government moved to terminate dozens of tr…

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Acoso en mar y tierra: historias de la UNAM

Acoso en mar y tierra: historias de la UNAM

A finales de 2018, tres mujeres denunciaron a un prominente investigador por acoso sexual ante autoridades de…

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Mexican funding agency forces out early-career researchers

Mexican funding agency forces out early-career researchers

When biologist Adriana Gómez Bonilla started her job at the College of Michoacán, Zamora, in September 2014, …

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'A lack of humanity': Hundreds of early-career researchers forced out by Mexico's science agency

'A lack of humanity': Hundreds of early-career researchers forced out by Mexico's science agency

When biologist Adriana Gómez Bonilla started her job at the College of Michoacán, Zamora, in September 2014, …

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Science bill rankles Mexican research community

Science bill rankles Mexican research community

Relations between Mexico's scientific community and the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a left-win…

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'A brutal blow': A bill threatens dozens of trust funds that support Mexican science

'A brutal blow': A bill threatens dozens of trust funds that support Mexican science

Science's COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation. MEXICO CI…

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How to Know if a Country is Reducing Corruption? Researchers Create an Index and Fill the Gap

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By Inés Gutiérrez Jaber
Reducing corruption is one of the commitments of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Target 16.5 states that countries must substantially reduce corruption in all its forms by 2030. The problem is that, until now, it was unclear how to measure whether this goal was being met. To try to solve this difficulty, a group of researchers from Tec de Monterrey developed the Multidimensional Index of Progress against Corruption (MIPAC).
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¿Cómo saber si un país reduce la corrupción? Investigadoras crean un índice y resuelven el vacío

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By Inés Gutiérrez Jaber
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Reducir la corrupción es uno de los compromisos de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU). La meta 16.5 plantea que los países deben reducir sustancialmente la corrupción en todas sus formas para 2030. El problema es que, hasta ahora, no estaba claro cómo medir si ese objetivo se está cumpliendo.
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Does Money No Longer Go as Far in Mexico? The Evidence Shows a More Complex Reality

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By Inés Gutiérrez Jaber
For many Mexicans, maintaining their lifestyle seems increasingly difficult. Buying food, paying rent, going to the doctor, and getting around all feel more expensive. This has created a feeling that money is no longer enough to cover expenses and might lead us to conclude that the prices of goods and services have simply increased more than wages. However, when we look closely at the data, the answer becomes much more complex.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I did my social service working and writing for award-winning science magazine Revista Ciencias

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Never

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