Montero believes that the PP's strategy to achieve an absolute majority is "blackmail"

Montero believes that the PP’s strategy to achieve an absolute majority is “blackmail”

While some PSOE ministers have begun to spread out across Andalusian cities in events supporting their candidate and former Government colleague, María Jesús Montero, she continues her crusade in defense of public services, becoming the main and almost sole argument of her electoral campaign. Montero talks about the deterioration of healthcare wherever she goes.

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Innovation transforms retina treatment

Innovation transforms retina treatment

Diseases affecting the retina, the part of the eye responsible for vision, can significantly impact quality of life, causing anything from visual distortions to severe vision loss if not treated in time. Among the most common are age-related macular degeneration (AMD), diabetic retinopathy, and retinal detachment. In this context, advances are changing the approach to these pathologies and improving their prognosis, as explained by Dr. José García-Arumí, ophthalmologist at IMO Grupo Miranza.

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Catalonia faces the ghosts of Islamophobia in Venice

Catalonia faces the ghosts of Islamophobia in Venice

The poet Joseph Brodsky was born in Leningrad in 1940 and was expelled from his country in 1972, after which he settled in the United States. From there he traveled again and again to Venice. He visited it for the first time at the age of 32, and at the time he wrote the wonderful little book Watermark (Siruela/Vienna) he had already stayed in the city 17 times, always in December. For the Nobel, seeing a wave breaking on the shore at midnight was like “seeing time emerging from the water.” Memory, death, love, beauty, dreams are also the materials that, in a subtle and poetic way, the artist Claudia Pagès unfolds in the Cantieri Navali, the usual headquarters of Catalonia at the Venice Art Biennale, where this year she presents Paper tears (Lágrimas de papel), a waltz-paced installation created from 15th-century watermarks found in the Museu Molí Paperer de Capellades, the place where she was born.

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Ronaldinho and Messi will 'recreate' in Castelldefels the Argentine's first official goal for Barça

Ronaldinho and Messi will ‘recreate’ in Castelldefels the Argentine’s first official goal for Barça

The artist Lorenzo Quinn announced this Thursday in Castelldefels during the presentation of one of his sculptural installations a new project that will also be installed in the town: the sculptural set Gloria, which will recreate an iconic image of Ronaldinho and Messi, closely linked to the city, resulting from the first official goal of the Argentine star with the first blaugrana team.

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Fine of 10,000 euros for starting a brawl on a Ryanair flight between London and Ibiza

Fine of 10,000 euros for starting a brawl on a Ryanair flight between London and Ibiza

A court in Toulouse has sentenced two passengers on a Ryanair flight to pay a fine of 10,000 euros for the brawl they caused on the journey between London and Ibiza. The altercation was of such magnitude that the plane had to divert to land at Toulouse airport, where the two passengers were forced to disembark from the aircraft. The court also sentences each of them to 10 months in prison, although they will not go to jail as the execution has been suspended.

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