Call it peace even if it’s still war
If the weapons between Israel and Hezbollah do not fall silent, peace talks between Iranians and Americans will hardly be able to continue
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María Guardiola and the dogs
Modern moderation, which the Extremaduran leader once seemed to champion, has been consumed by Vox’s corrosive agenda
Ideas for a popular television museum
RTVE has a museum in Barcelona, but it is more didactic and technological than nostalgic. I propose something that works like Proust’s madeleine
Alina Tudose, nurse and migrant: “By validating my degree, I achieved economic stability and integrated into Spanish culture”
Born in Romania, she arrived in Castellón at 28 years old and has already spent 25 years in Spain. “Public healthcare is ours and we must all take care of it,” she states.
Spain and the Global South
This country seeks to become a hub, perhaps because we are Europe without being the Global North, a country on the threshold between two worlds that can speak to both
The paradox of Madrid’s public bike: many bicycles, few lanes to cycle safely
The municipal service Bicimad reaches record figures for stations and journeys, but experts and users complain that the urban network does not offer sufficient protection, coherence, and connectivity
The first cycle of childhood
Readers write about the importance of education from zero to three years, the fallacy of the ceasefire in Lebanon, the difficulty of building a future, and the amplified echoes of networks
A master’s degree, an advisor and two letters: dissecting the ‘Begoña case’
The lawyers accusing the president’s wife of weaving a web of influence for her private activity disagree on which crimes and which people should go to trial
