‘We’, by Compañía Mal Pelo: dance that overwhelms and reveals
The latest creation by the Catalan group directed by María Muñoz and Pep Ramis, a superlative work, opened the Cádiz en Danza Festival
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Ouigo, Adif and Aragon emergency services put themselves to the test with an accident simulation on the Madrid-Barcelona line
Over 350 personnel respond to a simulated incident at Zaragoza station
Price hikes and extreme heat: why the numbers of French and Germans vacationing in Spain are falling
The weakness of both economies, combined with the rising cost of services and the increase in temperatures, explains the decline of two of the country’s main tourist markets
The new Valencia, identical to the old one, is unable to create danger for Celta
Claudio Giráldez’s team shows they start the League more seasoned than Corberán’s, where the reinforcements went unnoticed
David Samson, anthropologist: “Humans go through a radical evolutionary experiment. We are the primates that sleep the least”
A new essay combines ethnography, neurobiology, and primatology to argue that our scarce hours of sleep are not the result of stressful modern life, but of an evolutionary improvement
Madrid attacks the whistleblowing surgeon of Ramón y Cajal and reduces the scandal to a quarrel between doctors
The Ayuso Government questions the doctor who provided the evidence of the alteration in the waiting list despite opening an internal investigation
The documents proving that Madrid manipulated the Ramón y Cajal waiting list: “Avoid marking them as preferential”
The Health Minister has accused surgeon Luis Alberto Martos of altering the priority of patients on the waiting list, but the evidence shown to EL PAÍS points to two superiors
Kast destituye al subsecretario de Hacienda tras dar positivo en un test de drogas
Juan Pablo Rodríguez niega que consuma estupefacientes y anuncia que ejercerá acciones para esclarecer la situación y defender su honra
‘Online’ degrees with high employability: the university that connects distance learning with employment
92.9% of online graduates from Universidad Europea enter the job market. This data debunks an old (and incorrect) idea: that the flexibility of studying remotely is synonymous with worse career prospects. From day one, the student receives personalized help to guide their career, thanks to the figure of the ‘job hunter’
Libyan authorities detain 10 members of a caravan with aid for Gaza, including a Spanish woman
The Global Sumud Land, which set out alongside the maritime flotilla, was intercepted in Sirte, in the east of the country, when they were trying to negotiate the convoy’s passage through a security checkpoint