‘Emporio del Orbe’: the Virgin of Cádiz and other “delirious” theories of the first ‘gadita’ in history
Cádiz rescues for its annual sessions a 17th-century work that, despite its nonsense, is the first historical approach to the city
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“No vaccines or treatment and in a conflict zone”: the reasons why this Ebola outbreak is “very concerning”
Lucas Molfino, medical director of MSF Switzerland, highlights the need for coordination between countries to cut transmission chains: “Let’s hope the international community rises to the occasion because it will be very necessary”
Milei vetoes a judge candidate due to her relationship with a journalist investigating corruption in the Government
The president withdraws from the Senate the nomination of a candidate for federal judge and generates a new internal conflict in his Administration
The enormous power of the new plutocracy: this is how billionaires like Musk, Bezos, or Zuckerberg influence our lives and democracy
Wealth is increasingly concentrated in fewer hands. The largest fortunes on the planet transform their money into political influence to shape society and the democratic system to their liking.
‘The Dog Star’: Ridley Scott keeps making good movies at 88 years old
The British director leads with a steady hand, although he rarely accompanies the shot with classic resources that enhance it. That said, he offers a course of minimal ellipses within many sequences
The pro-Russian and Euroskeptic Rumen Radev wins with an absolute majority in the Bulgarian elections
The leader, who served as president until three months ago and who rejects aid to Ukraine, will be the new prime minister of the poorest country in the European Union
‘Pioneras, sólo querían jugar’, la historia del primer partido de fútbol femenino, se estrenará en cines el 5 de junio
La película dirigida por Marta Díaz de Lope Díaz, Premio del Público del Festival de Málaga, cuenta el esfuerzo de un grupo de chicas por jugar al fútbol durante los últimos años del franquismo
The gap in regional funding widens: Murcia receives 977 euros less per inhabitant than Cantabria
Four communities receive resources below the average, according to a Fedea study; Madrid, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands are the only net contributors
Video | Why do young people feel increasingly lonely?
More than 20% of teenagers and 17% of people under 30 in Europe suffer from loneliness, linked to intensive use of social networks and a reduced social life
Tomoko Akane, President of the International Criminal Court: “Sooner or later History will hold us all accountable. Where were you?
Sanctioned by the United States, the magistrate considers that the ICC faces the greatest crisis since its creation but believes that the pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility and a right of the victims