Lebanon describes Israeli bombing against journalists as a “war crime” and announces it will resort to international justice
Beirut accuses Israel of “hiding the truth” with attacks that since 2023 have killed 27 journalists in the country
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Anne Hathaway reflects on the Chilean dictatorship and freedom of expression: “Many people paid too high a price”
The actress talks about journalism in relation to her role in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ and alludes to the information restrictions of the Pinochet regime
What is behind the change in Mercadona’s fishmongers?
The decision by the supermarket chain has sparked criticism from many, who see how a fish packaged in a tray will suddenly cost twice as much, per kilo, as the same whole fish. But this has always been the case
The father’s plea that ICE did not hear: “I have a daughter with Down syndrome and autism and a wife with cancer, don’t deport me”
Walter Marcelino Chao, expelled to Peru, awaits the possibility of returning to the United States with his sick wife and daughter, with no one to assist or help them
The white Iberian lynx found in October in Jaén is changing color
The Andalusian Government fails to capture the specimen, and the causes of these unusual transformations remain an enigma
Bitter anniversaries?
Trump and the nationalist and sometimes xenophobic direction of United States politics are a new reality
Eyes that don’t see… Why these animal parks are vital against biodiversity loss
On April 22, the UN established International Earth Day, to focus efforts and initiatives against the loss of biodiversity on the planet. The Bioparc Foundation and its parks in Valencia, Fuengirola and the Gijón Aquarium demonstrate that the protection of endangered species, research, environmental dissemination and leisure harmonize well
The right doubles down on chaos to defeat Cepeda
The right seeks chaos to defeat Cepeda, who has remained calm and has agreed to participate in the presidential debates to face his opponents with clear rules and address the major issues
Díaz-Canel warns of “a bloodbath” if the United States attacks Cuba
Havana, which has acquired 300 drones for its military defense, reiterates that the island “does not pose a threat” to Washington
The mixed-race foundation of Spanish growth: how immigrants contribute (increasingly) to GDP
The labor market is fueled by foreign labor. Immigration provides a clear boost to the economy, but also creates challenges for which solutions must be found