Pretending to be happy
The readers write about gender-based violence, the extraordinary regularization of immigrants, the defeat of Viktor Orbán, and the absence of photojournalists at Rosalía’s concert in Barcelona
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El proceso de Jaafar Jackson para hacer de su tío, Michael Jackson, en el ‘biopic’ del rey del pop
La película se comenzó a preparar hace varios años y aborda la vida del legendario artista, obviando los episodios más turbios de su vida privada, como las acusaciones de abuso sexual a menores
The war in Iran has not taken place
The United States attack is an atrocity disguised as a social media spectacle
Sick leave, a right that young people are more aware of: “We are not going to go to work sick”
Specialists see differences between old and new generations in the role they give to work, but warn that other factors operate, such as social class and future expectations
This is how ‘Arwen’ became queen of the mouse lemurs: the succession to the throne of the most fascinating animal without shedding a drop of blood
A study conducted over six years reveals that the naked mole-rat, the rodent that does not develop cancer or feel pain, also has a more sophisticated system of governance than previously thought
Official holidays and ‘long weekends’ in May 2026 in Mexico
The 1st of this month is the only mandatory national holiday, which includes educational commemorations and the deadline for profit sharing
María Pombo’s ‘stories’: prejudices and racism
I analyze the message from the ‘influencer’ about Ceuta because Instagram ‘stories’ get deleted, but prejudices do not
Obras en La Rambla: el Barça ya busca un lugar alternativo a Canaletes para celebrar si gana la Liga
No hay acceso a la fuente, el paseo está repleto de materiales de obra y el Ayuntamiento considera que es peligroso
The ‘Lyhanna case’ exposes justice failures in France in the face of recent cases of aggression against minors
The murder of the 11-year-old girl reveals negligence in the handling of complaints. The Government apologizes and admits serious dysfunctions
The revolutionary Japanese animation studio Ghibli, Princess of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities
The company producing the films of Hayao Miyazaki (‘My Neighbor Totoro’, ‘Spirited Away’) and Isao Takahata (‘Grave of the Fireflies’) has managed to create an unmistakable brand and a legion of followers