Twenty new literary releases to enjoy this new school year

Twenty new literary releases to enjoy this new school year

Highly anticipated second novels, such as those by Alana S. Portero, Eva Comas-Arnal, or Andrea Abreu; long-running literary sagas, like those offered by Dolores Redondo or Martín Caparrós; authors with a literary fixation like Jon Bilbao and the seafaring house that appears throughout almost his entire literary universe; works with a historical background, such as those by Aniol Florensa or Pere Antoni Pons, and even a debut, that of Cristina Genebat. This literary season comes loaded with highly anticipated readings and names that everyone marks on their calendar.

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Elon Musk challenges Christopher Nolan with a new 'Odyssey' created by artificial intelligence

Elon Musk challenges Christopher Nolan with a new ‘Odyssey’ created by artificial intelligence

Elon Musk has announced that his artificial intelligence tool Grok Imagine will produce a feature-length film based on The Odyssey which, in his own words, will be “historically accurate” and faithful to Homer’s work. The entrepreneur made his intention public through his social network, X (formerly Twitter), where he stated yesterday that the project will be completed before the end of 2026.

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More investment and less network duplication: Cellnex's message to investors

More investment and less network duplication: Cellnex’s message to investors

Europe needs more shared infrastructure, more scale, and more strategic vision if it wants to remain a relevant player in the global digital economy. Connectivity, network resilience, and investment capacity in telecommunications are no longer just technical issues: they are part of industrial competitiveness and its autonomy in increasingly critical sectors.

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The Argentine team turns their backs on Spain in a controversial gesture during the World Cup trophy presentation

The Argentine team turns their backs on Spain in a controversial gesture during the World Cup trophy presentation

The euphoria of the Spanish players during the World Cup trophy presentation was marred by an ugly gesture from the Argentine team, who chose not to watch or applaud their rival, setting a bad example of fair play. Instead, the Albiceleste decided to turn their backs on the champions as they celebrated on the podium with the trophy, appearing downcast by the match result.

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Illa asks teachers to respect the right to education and mobility during their strike

Illa asks teachers to respect the right to education and mobility during their strike

The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, has once again called on the teachers who will start the school year this Tuesday with a new day of strike, to also “respect” the right to education and mobility. That is why he has asked them to make a “pause” in their protests to face a “serious debate” around the education model of Catalonia, and has announced a new program with which he intends to end the excessive heat that students face in schools.

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Catalonia faces another day of simultaneous fires in Aiguamúrcia and Lladurs

Catalonia faces another day of simultaneous fires in Aiguamúrcia and Lladurs

Bombers de la Generalitat has been working since this morning against a vegetation fire declared at 12:45 in the municipality of Lladurs (Solsonès) affecting the Santa Eulàlia area, where the fire has been gaining intensity. This fire coincides with the forest fire declared on July 8 in the Pla de Manlleu, between Aiguamúrcia and Sant Jaume dels Domenys (Tarragona), of similar characteristics, which initially forced about 500 people to be confined through the Es-Alert system and affected 89 hectares, of which 74 were forest and 15 agricultural, according to provisional data from the Agents Rurals.

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The eclipse enchants Spain

The eclipse enchants Spain

All the expectations, curiosity, and hyperventilation culminated in what everyone expected: absolute darkness. There were no surprises. For 4 hours and 24 minutes, the eclipse traveled across the Earth from when it emerged over the Bering Sea until it disappeared, at 21:58, in the Atlantic Ocean. But it only took eight minutes of the lunar shadow’s path across the entire country for millions of viewers to stop their lives to watch the first total solar eclipse visible from Spain in the last hundred years.

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