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CTPSFPC acknowledged in the constitution of the Province of Santa Fe

In September 2025, the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina, adopted a new constitution that marked a historic milestone: the inclusion of professional associations and councils in this official document for the first time. This recognition is not only a legal achievement, but also a political and social statement that lends institutional legitimacy to those who

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The present and future of a professional association

The Asociación Mexicana de Traductores Literarios (AMETLI) is constantly looking for new ways to bring benefits to both its membership and emerging literary translators. For several years, we have offered graduating students the opportunity to complete the social service required to obtain their degree in collaboration with one of our members. This year, for example,

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Presenting ourselves to the world in multiple languages

The Colegio de Traductores de la Provincia de Santa Fe, first division (CTPSFPC) recently fulfilled a long-held dream: making our website multilingual. Apart from being available in Spanish, key sections of the website have been translated into seven languages: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Polish, and Russian. Arabic, Croatian and Japanese translations will be added

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JIAMCATT 2025: efficient machines for healthy minds?

The 2025 JIAMCATT meeting, which had the theme of ‘Minds & machines: solving the quality puzzle’, emphasised the need for systems in which human expertise and machine capabilities work together to enhance quality while addressing specific constraints. Professionals were encouraged to ‘design frameworks for the future that foster innovation, foresight, and resilience, while supporting skills

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Inspiring journey to train Swahili–Russian translators

RUDN annually enrols students from over 160 countries and has joined several Moscow universities to offer training and qualifications in Swahili, a language that unites millions as an official language and a trusted lingua franca in East and Central Africa. During the 2024–2025 academic year, RUDN launched a four-year Swahili–Russian translation and interpreting course in its

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ACTI celebrates 31 years

The celebrations for the 31st anniversary of the Asociación Cubana de Traductores e Intérpretes (ACTI) took place in Havana, at the headquarters of the Translator and Interpreter Services Team (ESTI) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. ‘We would like to congratulate ACTI, which is not ageing, but maturing. As the umbrella institution for this wonderful

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Finding my tribe at AIT

  You know that moment when you stumble upon something brilliant and think, ‘Where has this been all my life?’ That’s precisely how I felt discovering the Association of Interpreters and Translators (AIT). There I was, a court interpreter with a nerdy obsession for professional development, growing weary of those online events that kept popping

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