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Sántiago Ávila, writer: “This is the first time we see so many higher degree holders who are functionally illiterate”
The economist, university professor, and author of ‘Tontocracia. In Search of Lost Common Sense’ warns that society has stopped rewarding knowledge and calls for an education that forms citizens with judgment
Fires: prevention is key
Forestry administrations and technicians consider certain measures as “preventive” that, strictly speaking, are not, such as the debated “firebreaks” or the so-called “cleanings”
The Living Thought of Averroes
Andrés Martínez Lorca masterfully claims the Cordoban thinker with narrative skill, philosophical rigor, and deep historical knowledge on his 900th anniversary and in times of denial of the Muslim legacy
Farage against the Count Trash Bin: the ultra leader forces the election with the most candidates in the history of the British Parliament
Faced with the boycott by the major parties, Thursday’s vote in Clacton-On-Sea attracts a motley group of satirical and independent candidates
The increase in diesel prices forces the Government to raise the tax cut to 20 cents in September
The INE revises July inflation up by one tenth, rising to 3.6% pressured by fuels and electricity
Galicia seeks the secret of its extreme longevity
The University of Vigo tracks the cocktail of vital, genetic, social, and even orographic factors that promote the abundance of centenarians in two large areas
Nakashima ends Jódar’s dream at the Canada Masters 1000
The American defeats the Madrid native (6-7(3) and 4-6, 2h 2m) in the Montreal semifinals and will fight for the title against Tien or Shelton
Las Ketchup: “We were very poorly advised. No one cared that your whole body hurt”
The Muñoz sisters talk about fame, worldwide success, a fatigue that almost overwhelmed them, and a music career that is still alive
Calls to the anti-squatting phone line of the Community of Madrid fall to two per day and complaints also decrease
The regional government argues that the 112 Okupación line has helped prevent 56 intrusions since June 2022, despite the fact that the inquiries received have decreased since its launch