Newspaper season: the literary genre that looks in the mirror | Babelia
Héctor Abad Faciolince is in Medellín (Colombia); Andrés Trapiello, at his home in Las Viñas,…
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The economic debacle of the coronavirus in graphics | Economy
The impact that the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic will have on the world economy is expected to…
Calculation failures that make people laugh, mistakes that kill | Babelia
On July 17, 1981, two walkways supported by common braces collapsed at the Kansas City…
A ‘thriller’ born from the dark bowels of China | Culture
Trailer for ‘The lake of the wild goose’. With just four movies, Chinese filmmaker Diao…
The day the rich Mexicans woke up from their placidity | Culture
Looks are deceiving. But not always and not at all. In 1982, the upper class…
Berlinale 2019: The new 15-year-old mobsters | Culture
Maybe The band of children, the novel by Roberto Saviano, is not the author's best…
The raging news of prehistoric art | Culture
Contemporary prehistory, an oxymoron in every rule, is what attracted the artist Angela Calero the…
Robots no longer just imitate | Technology
If a person wants to assemble an IKEA furniture, it is normal to be guided…
Feminist graffiti paint the Cádiz worker history | Culture
The work of Carabayo has been slow to challenge the residents of El Puerto: "People…
'Star Trek': the rescue of besieged democracies | Culture
Write about Star Trek It has more danger than doing it on any religion: it…
"If you want financial compensation, ask for it and we will see" | Society
The Catholic Church presents the canonical process as an appropriate and strict weapon to act…
The 'Goethe' illustrated by Barceló
The Mallorcan artist draws 72 watercolors for a classic version of universal literature. Source link
Barceló illustrates the 'Faust' of Goethe with oriental airs | Culture
The Mallorcan painter Miquel Barceló He has been traveling almost continuously to the Asian continent,…
The "permanent and profound" presence of Granada in Lorca | Culture
Says Laura, her granddaughter niece, that Federico García Lorca had "the need to return when…
"Only Governments can avoid the abuse of facial recognition or fingerprints" | Technology
Anil Jain (India, 1948) has wondered many times why humans are born with "special drawings"…