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(By Juan Maqueda y Marcelo Maurizio, desde el Hard Rock Stadium) Summary: Sergio "Checo" Perez claimed pole position for the Miami Grand Prix on May 6, 2023. Perez, who won the previous race in Azerbaijan, secured his third career pole position with a time of 1:26.841 minutes. Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz completed the top three, while Max Verstappen was relegated to ninth due to a crash caused by Charles Leclerc.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio from Hard Rock Miami Stadium) The Miami Grand Prix has been historic, with the top three spots on the grid being occupied by Spanish-speaking drivers: Checo Perez, Fernando Alonso, and Carlos Sainz. Perez was especially celebrated by the crowd, with Mexican fans filling the stands and chanting his name. Despite facing difficulties in qualifying, Perez delivered an impressive lap to secure pole position, beating out Alonso and Sainz in Q3.

(By Dino Dal Molin) Geoffrey Hinton is known as the "godfather of artificial intelligence". He was one of the pioneers in the research of neural networks and deep learning, laying the foundation for the current development of artificial intelligence, including ChatGPT. Neural networks are systems similar to the human brain in the way they learn and process information, allowing artificial intelligence systems to learn from experience.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio, from Hard Rock Stadium, Miami) This mega event of Formula One is already being felt in every corner of Miami. The "Great Circus" lands in Miami for the first American race of the calendar. The circuit, inaugurated in 2022, has great improvements in its facilities and a freshly paved track. In addition, the paddock moves inside the "Hard Rock" stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins. Infonegocios Miami will cover the entire event and show you from the inside what it's like to experience F1 in Miami.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami) The practice already seems to show a race where anything can happen. The championship leader, Verstappen, imposed his dominance from the beginning of the session, placing himself ahead of Nico Hulkenberg, Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Pérez, and Lance Stroll in the first 10 minutes with a time of 1:34.054 using hard tires.

(By Juan Maqueda from Miami) We'll tell you everything you need to know from Hard Rock Stadium in a super summary so you can enjoy the F1 circus in Miami even more.

(By Belén Gandolfo Screpante) We've compiled a list of must-visit spots for taking the best photos in the city. With all the beauty that Greater Miami and Miami Beach have to offer, it's no wonder that both locals and visitors constantly share photos on social media. And like any destination, there are definitely some photo opportunities that you won't want to miss.

(By Dino Dal Molin) Elon Musk has expressed agreement with comments made by Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "godfather of AI," who has voiced concerns about the potential risks of advanced artificial intelligence. Hinton, who previously worked at Google, has spoken about his concerns regarding the impact that future versions of this technology could have on humanity, including the proliferation of fake information.

(By Belen Gandolfo Screpante) Born and raised in Miami's Little Havana, Michael Beltran has a natural love for cigars. Beltran, a chef and owner of a Michelin-starred restaurant in Coconut Grove, is now opening a cigar bar in Miami.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio in co-creation with Infonegocios Miami writing) During Worker's Week, we analyze the differences between Latino workers in the USA versus Latin American countries and analyze the steps Latin American administrations should take to improve working conditions.

(Por Juan Maqueda) "A red of the right-wing: The officialist Santiago Peña won the elections in Paraguay with a clear victory and will become the country's new president starting in August. With 99% of the votes counted, Peña, of the conservative Colorado Party, has almost 43% of the support compared to 27.4% for Efraín Alegre, who led a center-left coalition. In his victory speech, Peña thanked his supporters and called for unity and consensus to achieve prosperity for all. Alegre admitted defeat, and a significant portion of the change-seeking vote went to the controversial far-right party of Paraguayo Cubas, which gained 22% support. Despite internal conflicts and corruption allegations against the current leader of the party, Horacio Cartes, Peña will continue the conservative's hegemony that has lasted for more than 70 years. International observers highlighted the high turnout of more than 63%, which surpassed the previous election five years ago.

(By Juan Maqueda) The entertainment giant wants the court to nullify the governor's efforts to exert control over the Walt Disney World theme parks in Orlando. Disney sued Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida and presumptive Republican presidential nominee, on Wednesday, saying he had subjected it to "a directed campaign of government retaliation".

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) Budweiser has launched a new advertising campaign promoting America, as its parent company Anheuser-Busch continues to face criticism for its endorsement of transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. In response to the recent partnership between Mulvaney and Bud Light, the troubled brewing company released the campaign on Friday. One of the ads features one of Budweiser's iconic Clydesdale horses galloping across the country, from New York City to the Grand Canyon. "This is a story bigger than beer," says the narrator in the background of the ad. "This is the story of the American spirit." The ad continues as the Clydesdale horse passes by a couple raising an American flag and the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.