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From bees to artificial intelligence applied to bioinformatics, revising the advances and contributions of BELLAII through the implementation of RedCLARA, and open science. The latest edition of DeCLARA covers it all. For 21 years, this newsletter has been informing the region about the scientific, academic and technological developments that RedCLARA and its member networks contribute to building the future of Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Chilean research and education network has joined a global community of more than 170 organisations working to advance future networks through innovation in optical and wireless technologies and distributed processing.

The University Telemedicine Network for Latin America and the Caribbean (RUTE-ALC) will hold a new session of its 2026 webinar series on 8 April, addressing the relationship between bioinformatics and health informatics as key areas for the development of digital health in the region.

The Latin American and Caribbean University Telemedicine Network (RUTE-ALC) launched its 2026 session cycle with a meeting focused on reflecting on the role of National Research and Education Networks (NRENs), members of RedCLARA, in advancing digital health.

The BELLA II project continues to advance in defining the digital infrastructure that will strengthen connectivity and cooperation between Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe.

The meeting brought together representatives from fourteen research and education networks from around the world in Chile, with the aim of strengthening international collaboration on key issues for the scientific and academic community.