It has been some time since technology experts issued the warning that the use of AI was completely out of control and that this will have negative consequences for humanity itself. More and more voices are calling for a moratorium on the development of AI, but…
Donald Trump does not lie. Yes, I know. Everyone has said it. Me too. The Washington Post counted more than 30,000 lies from him during his first presidential term. But –I apologize on my behalf and on behalf of so many other commentators– it is a serious misdiagnosis…
August has been a bad month for Pedro Sánchez. What was supposed to be a period of relative calm, with the courts and the Parliament closed for holidays, has turned into a nightmare due to what happened in Ceuta. The Government has avoided in August the wear and tear of the multiple…
The start of the political course should project the gaze beyond an obsolete polarized agenda because the line of conflict about how we relate to power is no longer ideological (right-left) but existential (human-machine). The power to operate in the…
It had been a long time since Catalan independence supporters displayed their strength in a public demonstration like the one experienced last Thursday at Camp Nou. The widespread outrage caused by an arbitrary arrest in Elx of a young Culé fan, with unnecessary aggression…
The aggression by several riot police against a 17-year-old boy who was wearing a estelada at the Elche-Barça match is shameful. A police officer who allows that and does not take immediate measures (opening an investigation that ends up forgotten is not) has a problem. The violence used was…
Just as Bob Dylan invented the Never Ending Tour – touring since June 7, 1988, until the distant day God takes him with Dolly Parton – Pedro Sánchez has been on the verge of the Never Ending Holiday. There are things that are not understood. The reason why the…
The Ceuta crisis has many faces. The vote against immigration is activated today with images reaching all mobile phones. So far no one can say with certainty who instigated the massive entry into Ceuta, but the idea that Morocco wanted to play…
The Government’s explanations about what happened in Ceuta after almost a month without going into details are starting to arrive and, with them, the first contradictions. When someone makes a mistake, they usually resort to the manual of confusion to cover up responsibilities. The minister…
In the most tense times of the Cold War, France and Germany, with conservative or center-left governments, set aside their differences and since 1963 have met twice a year to reaffirm the Élysée Treaty signed in 1963 between De Gaulle and Adenauer. Europe has…
