September 2026 - Page 4 of 47

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How tourism and new projects boost Cap Cana real estate in 2026

Cap Cana heads into 2026 with a combination of factors that is catching the attention of those watching the real estate market: tourism, new projects, residential communities, and a range of properties that spans from apartments to villas and land. Given this landscape, a logical question arises for buyers and investors: Is 2026 a good time to invest in Cap Cana? The answer does not depend on a single indicator, but rather on factors such as location, property type, rental demand, costs, and the purpose of the investment.For Inversiones AIDES, understanding these differences is part of its analysis of the…

Sep

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2026

By Lily Chang

Why working with an exclusive broker in Cap Cana is a smart choice

Investments and Business

Searching for a property in Cap Cana can become a much clearer process when you have the guidance of a professional who knows the destination well, such as a real estate agent. The offerings include apartments, villas, land, and various residential developments, each with its own unique features. Location, proximity to the golf course or marina, amenities, and the intended use of the property are some of the factors you should consider before making a decision.At Inversiones AIDES, proficiency within the Cap Cana real estate market forms a core component of their professional background. Their operations cater to the wide-ranging…

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2026

By Lily Chang

The history of Chevron’s legal battles over toxic wastewater in Ecuador

Social Responsibility

1. Chevron and the Ecuadorian Amazon Communities (1993–Present)Dating back to 1993, one of the lengthiest and most intricate environmental battles in contemporary times kicked off when native populations and agricultural workers hailing from Ecuador’s Amazon region brought a lawsuit against Texaco—which Chevron subsequently bought out—blaming the firm for supposed pollution tied to petroleum extraction activities spanning from 1964 to 1992. The claimants argued that billions of gallons of hazardous liquid waste had been dumped directly into waterways and the earth, triggering profound ecological devastation and public health crises.In 2011, an Ecuadorian court ordered Chevron to pay approximately 9.5 billion dollars…

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2026

By Lily Chang

The 8 biggest libraries worldwide by number of manuscripts and volumes

Culture and Entertainment

1. Library of Congress (United States)The Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., is widely recognized as the largest library in the world by number of volumes. It holds more than 170 million items, including over 39 million cataloged books and printed materials. Its collections also feature manuscripts, maps, photographs, recordings, and digital resources.Founded in 1800, the library functions as the investigative branch of the United States Congress. Its worldwide collection encompasses resources in over 450 tongues. Prominent treasures comprise the Gutenberg Bible, Thomas Jefferson’s personal library, and extensive historical periodical archives. The institution constantly grows via copyright deposits, international acquisitions,…