Search

The article explores three key scenarios in the redefinition of global power, focusing on Ceuta and Melilla, the British Parliament, and the meetings of the IMF and World Bank in Bangkok, while raising the crucial question of who controls borders, technology, and money. #NuevasFronteras #PoderGlobal #Geopolítica (translated)

The article addresses the risks and controversies of the Catalan 'trans law', which, by introducing the category 'non-binary' in official documents and allowing gender identities different from those registered, raises concerns among feminist groups about the potential legal insecurity and the impact on official statistics. #LeyTrans #IdentidadNoBinaria #DerechosLGTBI (translated)

The article describes how excessive screen use has become a form of addiction among young people, surpassing cannabis consumption, through testimonies from young people struggling to regain control of their lives in the face of this digital dependency. #Adicciones #DependenciaDigital #SaludMental (translated)

The article by Màrius Serra examines the distrust of political figures such as Ayuso, Feijóo, and Abascal towards mail-in voting, stemming from the complications that arose in the elections of September 27, 2015, for Catalans abroad, exacerbated by an electoral reform that hindered the exercise of the right to vote. #VotoPorCorreo #Elecciones2026 #Catalunya (translated)

The article by Màrius Fort addresses how users of the Strava app are logging their activities in Collserola, a park closed due to an outbreak of African swine fever, revealing the contradiction between the restrictions on access and the presence of athletes in the area. #Collserola #PestePorcinaAfricana #Strava (translated)

The article explores the current situation of military training schools in Spain, highlighting the low willingness of young people to enlist in the Armed Forces in a context of global uncertainty, while some prepare to take on essential roles in the defense of the country. #EjércitoEspañol #FuerzasArmadas #DefensaNacional (translated)

The article analyzes the reasons why the price of gasoline has not decreased despite oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz returning to levels prior to the war, highlighting factors such as high insurance and freight costs, the preference for transporting crude oil, and secret agreements between Gulf countries and Tehran. #Gasolina #Petróleo #EconomíaGlobal (translated)

The article details the expulsion of Vinícius Júnior during the match between Real Madrid and Villarreal, where the referee justified the red card for violent conduct by pulling Nathan Saliba's hair, according to VAR audio and the referee's report. #Vinícius #VAR #Expulsión (translated)

The article by Susana Díaz highlights the growing social tension in Spain, evidenced by the inability of many families to make ends meet due to inflation and the rise in living costs, which underscores the urgent need for a wage pact that restores dignity and quality of life to workers. #Inflación #CrisisEconómica #DerechosLaborales (translated)

The article examines the announcement of early elections in Spain, the complex relationship of the Italian futurist movement with fascism, and a rumor about a possible case of plague in Siberia, among other topics of current historical relevance. #EleccionesAnticipadas #FuturismoItaliano #HistoriaContemporánea (translated)

The article by Daniel Vázquez Sallés criticizes the selfish attitude of certain citizens who, despite the storm that hit Catalonia, requested food delivery, putting the lives of the delivery people at risk, which reflects an increasingly complacent and insensitive society. #RidersEnTempestad #SociedadInmoral #CondicionesLaborales (translated)

The article by Shlomo Ben Ami examines how the growing national debt of the United States, which has surpassed 40 trillion dollars, reflects a decline comparable to that of the Roman Empire due to its inability to adapt to a new global distribution of wealth and power, which could lead to internal social and political conflicts. #DeudaNacional #EconomíaGlobal #Hegemonía (translated)

The article details the failure of the housing decree in Spain, which was rejected in Congress and whose history is characterized by failed negotiation attempts between the Government and Junts, as well as the search for business support before the calling of general elections. #Vivienda #NegociaciónPolítica #PedroSánchez (translated)