The Government tenders the works in the Valencian ravine of La Saleta to prevent floods
The project will redirect the large water flows that threaten municipalities in l’Horta Sud, heavily affected by the DANA, to the new course of the Túria.
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Bombings and child deaths: the only continuity from Petro to De la Espriella
Despite a marked change in form due to cinematic communication and the suspension of dialogues, the State still lacks an effective policy to prevent child recruitment
France fights against three large active fires in the south of the country
The fires affect the New Aquitaine region, a tourist area on the Atlantic coast, and the Mediterranean department of Var. Paris requests the activation of the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism
Barbara Hannigan and Bertrand Chamayou cradle Lorca at the Ravel Festival in Saint-Jean-de-Luz
The Basque-French summer musical event opens its edition dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Manuel de Falla with four concerts that portray as many images of Spain seen from the neighboring country and culminate in the moving tribute by George Crumb to the Granadian poet murdered 90 years ago
Panini Album: the collective obsession from Mexico 1970 to Mexico 2026
The ritual of collecting stickers has survived generations and technological changes. Completing the album is still another way to play the World Cup
The evidence cornering Jonathan Andic: three previous visits to Montserrat, a missing phone, and a change of will
The judicial order of bail imprisonment highlights the bad relationship between father and son
Maykel Osorbo and Luis Manuel Otero, the Cuban political prisoners who weigh most heavily in Havana and Washington
The artists, internationally recognized, are part of the negotiations between Cuba and the United States
The Waorani continue fighting to stop oil extraction in Yasuní, three years after the Court ordered the closure
In August 2023, 60% of Ecuadorians voted to leave the crude oil underground in this Amazonian territory. But only 59 of the 247 wells in block 43 have been closed
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell excite in Venice with the melancholic tragicomedy of the spy-clowns of ‘Wild Horse Nine’
The two performers travel to the coup against Salvador Allende in Martin McDonagh’s new film, which shares a day of good cinema with Herzog’s unclassifiable new release
Entre sombras, esculturas y un laberinto onírico: las obras de Leonora Carrington vuelven a Ciudad de México en una exposición sensorial
La exhibición, abierta al público hasta septiembre, cuenta con 11 obras originales cedidas por el hijo de la artista