Marta Loza and Marta Bassols have created ‘Yo siempre a veces’, a fiction inspired by their own experiences starring a single mother who explores themes such as housing prices or collective parenting
While artificial intelligence leaders fight to create their narrative, Apple’s new executive, John Ternus, is a blank slate
The renewable energy sectors, building energy renovation, sustainable mobility, or low-emission agriculture can be a lever for shared prosperity
Now that smoking is on its way to extinction, one wonders what will happen to the fraternity among addicts, where will the cigarettes we won’t give go
ICAM maneuvers to bring in up to 414,000 more euros in degree places at a time of great internal tension due to a millionaire lawsuit with IBM
Readers write about work-life balance, the EU’s attitude towards Israel, historical memory, and the housing crisis
The World Climbing Series event to be held in Alcobendas at the end of May, threatened by the participation of Israeli climbers
The two parties meet in their bilateral commission, a preliminary step before going to the Constitutional Court, due to their discrepancies over article 30 of the autonomous budget law
Sendas muestras en Madrid y Granada, el estreno de ‘Enlorquecido’ de Poveda, el concurso en Cannes de ‘La bola negra’ de Los Javis y nuevas publicaciones reafirman la fuerza del legado de García Lorca
Among the thousands of books published in Spain that are barely bought, and the bestsellers that appear on TV, there is a very particular, diverse, and silent group of writers. That’s where I live.