Tony Blair launches his new book in Spanish, ‘Lessons for the 21st Century’, a global success
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, recognized for his decade of leadership in the United Kingdom (1997-2007), has launched the ...
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From Miguel Hernández to Justa Freire: who are the victims recognized after half a century of Franco’s death
Their lives were cut short by war, prison, exile or death and their stories erased and hidden, but their names ...
Wellbeing for the 21st century
12/08/202412/08/2024 Two people walk through Cotolino Park, in Castro Urdiales (Cantabria). EUROPA PRESS/C. Ortiz Back in 1984, a renowned journalist ...
Half a century of the National Hospital for Paraplegics “learning to manage uncertainty” after spinal cord injury
“I have sailed the five oceans.” Ignacio Peñuelas García, 29 years old, studied nautical engineering and maritime transportation. A year ...
Degradation of politics in the 21st century: from impotence to spectacle
Trump has known how to take advantage of the impotence of democratic politics and the opportunities offered by the new ...
More sustainable offices, one of the keys to 21st century urban planning
The forum organized by ABC and Action'Sustainable offices for urban regeneration', addressed, on Tuesday, December 3 at the Vocento-ABC headquarters, ...
How to transform your mobile phone into an iPhone “from the last century” like Broncano’s
We all spend more time with our mobile phones than we would like. Applications and social networks are designed to ...
The liberal rental model in the 19th century
We need your help to continue reportingCollaborate with Newtribuna @Montagut | The establishment of liberal state proposed a model in ...
Autopsy of a 17th century shipwreck in Cádiz
Archaeologists and conservators disassemble, wood by wood, the wreck of about 40 meters in length extracted from the port in ...
The 17th century ship extracted in Cádiz reveals its first keys
They find 75 cannon balls, Guayacán wood and even a Tic Tac Toe in the robust 'Delta 1', which would ...