Dolly Parton died after a “brief cancer”
The country music superstar passed away at the specialized medical center in Nashville surrounded by her loved ones, according to her representatives.
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Defrost the housing
A left-wing policy must aim to have as many houses as possible for those who are going to live in them, and first for those who do not have one
‘Jovellanos’, the life of an enlightened man between hope and tragedy
The biography of Benigno Pendas maps the mythology of the politician and writer in history and confirms that there was indeed enlightenment in Spain and it was due to minds like his
Lymphatic drainage: all about the star massage of the summer
This technique, with decades of history but renewed popularity thanks to celebrities like Hailey Bieber, combats fluid retention and the feeling of heaviness so typical of the hot months. On social media, tutorials to put it into practice multiply, but experts warn: “These viral videos simplify the technique”
Successes and risks of tourism
The records of Spain’s economic engine are precisely the reason that makes it urgent to work on its sustainability
The “resurrection plant” of the desert paves the way to make vaccines without a fridge
A thermostable formulation against tetanus and diphtheria has just passed the first clinical trial in humans. If successful, the innovation could facilitate immunization in the most remote and resource-poor areas of the world
The debate | Does it make sense to keep searching for Lorca’s body?
Ninety years after his assassination, the remains of Federico García Lorca and the other three people shot with him in Granada have yet to be found. At this point, finding the body would not change his status as a symbol or his historical significance. Why does the search continue?
‘Tadeo Jones and the Wonderful Lamp’: good cultural adventures with a comic imbalance
Unlike in the third installment, the screenwriters have not well balanced the comedy and in too many scenes there is a joke every 30 seconds