Feijóo and Abascal join forces in a protest they expect to be massive over the Ceuta crisis
The leaders of PP and Vox will meet at the rally in front of Madrid City Hall that the far right is calling to support “against the treacherous Government”
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The Batlleiroig studio resurrects Casa Moratiel, an icon of the modern movement in Catalonia
The rationalist house will function as a space for the dissemination of architecture and opens with an exhibition on the history of the project
David Bestué, memory of sculpture and sculpture of memory
This artist wonders how to remember what others would prefer to forget, like the crimes of Samuel Luiz and Lorca. Next week he opens an exhibition in Madrid
Colette teaches us how to live in times of apocalypse
The French writer lived through times much more seismic than the current ones and never gave up joy or beauty
Lake Ontario and the growing frustration with big tech companies
In Europe we are being too timid when it comes to confronting megacorporations aligned with Trumpism
The debate | When should this legislature end?
The last session of the XV Legislature begins and, along with the open crises and pending tasks, the main question is whether Sánchez should end it now or continue until the summer of 2027
Leaving Ceuta on my own feet: “I can’t take it anymore, I’m leaving. I still don’t know why I came”
The border between the autonomous city and Morocco is a daily trickle of teenagers who voluntarily leave the border after “the worst month of my life”
Breaking ties with family: why many people choose zero contact
The family distancing advocated by figures like Brooklyn Beckham is becoming common among those who want to break the myth that family must stay together at all costs
An accreditation to return home: the City Council will restrict wheeled access to homes closest to the Formula 1
Residents of half a thousand homes in the Las Cárcavas neighborhood, in the Hortaleza district, will have to display a badge on their vehicle to access their streets during the four days of the Spanish Grand Prix next week
“The reaction of the Moroccan authorities on Ceuta seems vile to me”
For Fouad Abdelmoumni, Moroccan economist and activist, the current migration crisis shows that the frustration of his compatriots is much more widespread than we thought