Four police officers admit to the surveillance of Bárcenas’ wife that was never reported to the judge
The oral hearing of Kitchen shows that there were parallel espionage operations targeting the former treasurer’s environment
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The ‘influencers’ break the silence of the Russians towards Putin: “Vladimir Vladimirovich, people are afraid of you”
Famous people with millions of followers criticize that the authorities do not inform the president about the country’s problems, although they avoid attacking him
The blockade of Hormuz goes from bad (Iran) to worse (United States)
If there is still some rationality left, let us hope that a dynamic that offers no graceful way out for any of the contenders does not deepen.
Faroe Islands: the wild Europe that resists mass tourism
Puffins, cliffs, and roads that lead to the end of the world: this North Atlantic archipelago restricts access to some trails and encourages travelers to eat at locals’ homes
The war in Iran has not taken place
The United States attack is an atrocity disguised as a social media spectacle
Forms in Congress
Readers write about the expulsion of a Vox deputy from the Plenary of the Congress, Trump’s criticisms of the Pope, Feijóo’s statements on the regularization of immigrants, and the lack of accessible communication in healthcare for deaf people
The corruption of the ‘Lezo case’ seeps amid the standoff between Colombia and Madrid to control the American jewel of the Canal de Isabel II
The public company commissions a legal report to clarify whether in Spain the possible use of illicit funds to purchase the Triple A of Barranquilla is being investigated
When death is a system failure
The sexist murder of a protected complainant in Córdoba forces a reconsideration of protocols and prevention measures
The relationship between doctor and patient also matters for prescribing medications
The effect of psychopharmacological treatments depends greatly on how they are prescribed. It is not all just a matter of chemistry