French philosopher Edgar Morin dies at 104 years old
The thinker was considered one of the great intellectuals of our time and the last exponent of a generation of intellectuals that emerged in the first half of the 20th century
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Odegaard challenges King Vitinha in the Champions final
The Champions League final features two of the most powerful midfields in the history of the tournament, led by the maestros of Arsenal and PSG
Ten nights, one stadium, and a single law: that of Bad Bunny and the business of residencies
The Puerto Rican begins today in Madrid his ten appearances, a format, also chosen by Shakira, logistically profitable with the danger of becoming “an amusement park”
PNV and Junts pressure with elections without room to support the censorship of Sánchez
Basque and Catalan nationalists already see support for the Government as useless for their territories and are leading the legislature into a dead end
Carmen Calvo, President of the Council of State: “The salary of a former president should be sufficient because the honor of the position is immaterial”
The former socialist vice president defends the usefulness of the institution she presides over on its 500th anniversary
Se rompre la cuerda de la bandera de España durante el izado en el desfile del Día de las Fuerzas Armadas
El incidente ha ocurrido cuando ha partido el enganche por donde pasaba la cuerda durante uno de los momentos más importantes del acto y ante la mirada del rey Felipe VI que presidía la ceremonia y que, por primera vez, lo hacía acompañado por la princesa Leonor
Colombia arrives at the elections with the mirror of 2022 ahead
The pattern of a leading left-wing candidate and a right divided into two repeats
Sunday’s photo: progressivism, Uribism, and the extreme
In addition to growing favorability in the polls and an unprecedented ability to gather in public squares, progressivism has had the division of the right-wing parties in its favor, which still hold majorities in the Congress of the Republic
Video | The most controversial moments of the presidential campaign in Colombia
The Colombian presidential campaign accumulates controversies: a mass event during the blackout period, confessions of drug use, disdain for journalists, and comments from a candidate about his genitals
Cepeda, the unchangeable candidate who promises continuity
Gustavo Petro’s bid leads the polls with an analog campaign and former president Álvaro Uribe as the target of all his criticisms