Ken Follett: “In the last fifty years, political debates have become childish”
Ken Follett (Cardiff, Wales, 1949) would not be out of place in the British House of Lords (although his sympathy ...
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The Government reiterates its support for a Christmas program that “has become a first-rate tourist resource”
The Government of Cantabria, through the Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sports, Luis Martínez Abad, has reiterated the commitment to ...
‘La Vanguardia’ follows in the footsteps of ‘The Guardian’ and abandons X, considering it a “toxic” social network
The diary The Vanguard has decided to stop publishing tweets directly on the social network This decision comes in the ...
Ayuso and Milei: how the “summer geeks” became rulers
A month after messing around at an event organized by Vox, where he insulted Pedro Sánchez's wife and caused a ...
The worrying message from Kyle Singler, former Real Madrid and NBA player: “They have turned me into a thought experiment and I fear for my life”
While the players shine on the hardwood and the franchises take cruising speed at the start of the season, the ...
The future of the Spanish team, converted into the present to once again fight with the best
BASKETBALL The generation that succeeded the golden juniors as world champions, invoked by Scariolo to pave the way to the ...
The pencil with which the venerated Oesterheld, murdered by the Argentine dictatorship, turned Che and Eva Perón into myth
Few screenwriters have had the career of the Argentine Héctor Germán Oesterheld (Buenos Aires, 1919-1978), a true legend of international ...
From Iran to Asturias to fulfill a dream: the story of how María became a filmmaker
She was 19 years old when she left home, left her family and left her country, Iran, to fulfill the ...
‘Summer in December’, how a small theatrical phenomenon about women, the working class and care became a film
In a context where it is increasingly difficult to get someone to pay for a movie ticket to see a ...
Robert Graves, the author of ‘I, Claudius’ who wrote his biography before he was 40: “What he touched he turned into literature”
For many readers, the name of Robert Graves appears associated with his novel I, Claudioa publishing success and a classic, ...
