Spanish reading journal
Beginner II
With the World Cup as an excuse, many meet with their loved ones in front of a television, or with strangers in a bar, creating networks and taking care of communities. The social approach to sport improves our health and quality of life
The 'streamer', who gained popularity through his analysis of events such as the Alcàsser case, has just released 'Fracasadas vivas', a podcast where he jokes about the culture of success
78% of new pauses vary the pace of the matches: cut streaks or change which team takes the initiative
The 'Mannschaft', which is enjoying its longest streak since 1980 with 10 consecutive wins, faces Ivory Coast today after the win against the weak Curacao
The Atlético defender, who is playing in his fourth World Cup, recounts the impact of the Argentine coach in the traditional Charrúa style and determination
The emergence of artificial intelligence in the field of writing poses a crucial dilemma: will it continue to be literature?
In her first institutional exhibition in Spain, the Argentine artist goes beyond the limits of the canvas and turns her work into a territory of care, desire and collective resistance.
Three new reissues of albums from the seventies and eighties recover sound connections between Africa and America, from Benin voodoo to Peruvian tropicalism
'Babelia' critics review the new work by László Krasznahorkai, José Andrés Rojo, Cynthia Ozick, Donald E. Westlake, Mary S. Hartman and Almudena Rubio
Eulogia Merle portrays seven women and brings their struggle and fortitude into dialogue with the works in the permanent collection of the Museum of America
Jonathan C. Slaght, the author of 'Eastern Ice Owls', now publishes an extraordinary book on the Siberian species of the striped feline
With insubstantial characters and weak plots, youth fiction fails to contribute anything
The British, with working-class and punk roots, deals with spiritual experiences in his latest essay, after having delved into other issues such as pop music or football.
The Art Basel fair confirms a timid reactivation of the sector, supported by large sales of Picasso, Hockney and De Kooning. Faced with global instability, galleries and collectors take refuge in safe values
The Chinese territory is experiencing a moment of prosperity linked to capital flows from mainland China
In this case, the author defends that the Catalan population has to be impure because of the multiple immigration waves.
The Archdiocese of Madrid and dozens of Catholic communities express their rejection of the policies promoted by the City Council of the capital and the regional government because they consider that they target the poor and immigrants
Not all conflicts between parents harm their children. A study shows that managed constructively they improve emotional well-being and social skills
The Catalan parliamentarian and journalist publishes 'Francoism in the time of Trump', a look at the extreme right based on his experience in Congress
Interior periphery and liminal space, the plateau has become the setting for several recent novels that find in its dirty and sinister underside a reflection of current society.
The European Parliament ends decades of absurd restrictions and accepts genetically modified seeds
The void exists and is usually filled with localist semantics, but the risk is falling into identity.
The 27 are divided over a project of accounts that does not adapt spending to growing needs
In Barça and Madrid in recent years there are twice as many players in January as in December. It's not a coincidence. The effect is less noticeable in the World Cup, and that is not a coincidence either.
The great myths, like Diego 40 years ago in México 86, are born when a ball obeys a predestined man
I imagine Bad Bunny's perplexity when he sees that many are beginning to think that he, that boy who is so anti-system, 'is' the system
Foreigners long to travel to their countries of origin to see their children and relatives whom they have not visited for years
In Aragon, Extremadura or Castilla y León, “national priority” is defended. NGOs are forced to abandon or reduce projects due to funding cuts and remind Santiago Abascal's party that solidarity is not a threat but a response to global challenges
The new distribution map of the reptile confirms the stable presence of the species, in addition to Andalusia, in Murcia, Alicante and Valencia
Feijóo relegates the attacks on the escaped former Catalan president and puts pressure on PNV and Rufián for the end of the legislature
Tamara Fernández Varela was drugged for years by her husband and found out about her rape from a letter from the court with photos of her attacks
The CCS law firm estimates that companies can obtain up to 7.3% of the revenue paid to the platform from a similar case tried in the United Kingdom
This stage will not leave us, neither on one side nor on the other, the most edifying slogans of our time
Having nothing is no longer a guarantee that one cannot be even more deprived, as Madrid already does with homeless people
When something as serious as politics becomes a football match, there are no longer critical citizens but fans.
At only 19 years old, he has made history by reaching the number three position in the draft, the process by which one reaches the NBA, something that only Pau Gasol had achieved in Spain. The center from Alicante lands at the Seattle Storm, with her backpack overflowing with intelligence, sorority and maturity. And most importantly: the humility of someone who never forgets where he comes from.
Protests over the difficulty or correctness of some exercises force political leaders in several autonomous communities to intervene
The following map shows how the phenomenon of August 12 will be seen from each municipality in Spain
The magistrate charged “Gertru” after questioning the former president of the Government about his “preparation of invoices”
Emigration has marked the trajectory of this Cuban journalist based in Miami. At the age of 16, he left Havana with his family to start a new life in Florida. A Pulitzer-winning reporter, she is now making her debut as a novelist with 'The Memory of the Waves', a story in which her own experiences emerge.
A network of paths encourages excursions between cliff walls that the water has sculpted next to Soto en Cameros, observing birds, butterflies, orchids and ichnites.
The late artist chose Gian Luca Pelloni Bulzoni to continue her solidarity and cultural initiatives, a decision supported by her family. The person who was her assistant for 20 years has created an entity that bears the name of the Italian diva and that will be dedicated to helping young people without resources.
Alma Meiga, a small family business from Castrelo de Miño (Ourense), produces a unique EVOO with wild and tame olives
The maritime authorities declare the passage through Hormuz safe while the producers ask their clients to come get the contracted crude oil. The barrel has dropped 15% in two weeks
The Danish pavilion at the Venice Biennale, whose interior has been conceived by the Common Accounts studio, reflects on the success and marginality of pornography with the installation 'Things To Come'
There are two types of Spaniards: those who defend long audio and those who do not. I am one of the first, especially because of my friends' voice notes.
The far-right Abelardo de la Espriella is the candidate with the most options to win the Colombian presidency this Sunday. His victory threatens to close the window of social reforms that the 2016 peace agreement opened. The country was already on the verge of becoming a failed state, hit by narcoterrorism, and still achieved a consensus Constitution in 1991. He was also able to stay away from military dictatorships. Now he faces a new threat: will he be able to avoid the wave of reactionary populism?
No han cumplido con su deber de crear un sistema lo más invulnerable posible a la corrupción; y se lo hemos permitido