Eudald Espluga, essayist: “Don’t expect much from the end of the world, the collapse is slow and not very spectacular”
The thinker publishes ‘Imagining the End’, where he offers alternatives to reactionary apocalyptic narratives
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
Progressive forces seek new global momentum in Barcelona
The social-democratic family gathers in the Catalan city prominent international figures from politics and civil society to refine its strategy in a time marked by the far-right rise
Those left out of regularization: stateless persons and unaccompanied minors of indeterminate age
The decree excludes those who cannot prove a nationality as well as children with a passport and a document from the Prosecutor’s Office that contradict each other regarding the year of birth
Violence in Congress
The incident involving a Vox deputy against the Presidency of the Chamber cannot be dismissed as a slip of the tongue
‘Renoir’: Chie Hayakawa, new name to watch in Japanese cinema
The director of ‘Plan 75’ now recalls her childhood, portraying herself as an 11-year-old girl with a father suffering from terminal cancer and a distant mother
The advantage and problems of having AI organize your life: “Comfort is very addictive”
More and more users are using artificial intelligence platforms to manage their daily and even intimate tasks, but it is neither easy nor free of drawbacks