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Craig Venter, the scientist who decoded the human genome, dies at 79 years old
The biologist’s work contributed to achieving unprecedented knowledge of human biology and redefining the concept of life by creating an artificial bacterium
Work calendar: in which communities is there a long weekend due to the holiday on May 1st, Labor Day?
This year, the work calendar has good news: Labor Day falls on a Friday, so many Spaniards will be able to take advantage of a long weekend
Four institutes request to withdraw from the Government’s plan to introduce ‘mossos’ in their centers
The faculties have approved the decision by a large majority because they claim it was an “imposed” measure
Spain grows 2.7% in the first quarter under the shadow of the energy shock in the Middle East
The year-on-year GDP moderates its growth, according to INE data
Direct high-speed trains between Madrid and Málaga resume service this Thursday after 85 days of interruption
Adif recovers service today after repairing the damage caused by the heavy rains on February 4th
María Lamela, presenter of ‘Supervivientes’: “I am not a perfect and proper girl, but I am who I am and they bought me like this”
The journalist has gone from covering current events on La Sexta to hosting Telecinco’s star reality show from Honduras. “When the show ends, I lie down on the bed and I can’t handle my life anymore,” she says
The trunk of memories: 30 objects that explain the history of EL PAÍS
A piece of the Berlin Wall from the correspondent who saw it fall and a bulletproof vest used in Ukraine by a war reporter. The old credentials of a film critic or the rubber bullets fired by the ‘mossos’ during the ‘procés’ riots. From the machine Javier Marías used to write his columns to the ashes of the La Palma volcano collected by a Science editor. This collection of objects composes a collective and intimate story of EL PAÍS on its 50th anniversary
The Government pushes back against Aldama’s “lies” but believes there will be no consequences because no evidence is provided
Several members of the Executive and the PSOE, upset by the actions of the Prosecutor’s Office and the court that allow pointing to the President of the Government without evidence
Six centuries of resistance of the Roma people in Europe: from Romania to the Tres Mil Viviendas neighborhood in Seville
The new generations of Romani ethnicity assert themselves, still marked by a past of persecution and stigma. But political participation remains an unfinished task