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Elena de Juan García, bullying victim: "My mother had to telework from the car, in front of the school"

Elena de Juan García, bullying victim: “My mother had to telework from the car, in front of the school”

Alen Craig08 mins

Sin rencor (Diéresis) is not a testimonial book about bullying as usual. It goes much further. The literary debut of Elena de Juan García (Girona, 2004) transcends the personal experience marked by harassment, social emptiness, and digital violence, which she suffered during her last year of high school, to become a profound philosophical reflection on the anatomy of evil, dignity, and forgiveness.

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“We have more talent than we think”: Rosa Tous and Roberto Verino advocate for Spanish fashion

“We have more talent than we think”: Rosa Tous and Roberto Verino advocate for Spanish fashion

Alen Craig07 mins

As if they were two travelers who happen to be on the same flight, and in adjacent seats, Rosa Tous Oriol and Roberto Verino settle into their chairs prepared to have one of those endless conversations between two possible soulmates. In this case, belonging to the world of Spanish fashion. After a first exchange of impressions – the Galician designer shows interest in the jeweler’s parents, the well-known Rosa Oriol and Salvador Tous, now retired – the course of the conversation unfolds with a connection and affection that only two people who share the same approach to their profession can share: with passion, enthusiasm, and respect for the client.

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The prestigious Catalan luthier who saw his career threatened by a rare disease

The prestigious Catalan luthier who saw his career threatened by a rare disease

Alen Craig05 mins

“Dying didn’t matter to me, but stopping making violins…”. The phrase perfectly defines its author, David Bagué (Barcelona, 1964), considered one of the best luthiers in Spain and with the greatest international projection. Beyond having a Creu de Sant Jordi, which is no small thing, the Vienna Philharmonic has three of his instruments (two violins and a cello) and Leonidas Kavakos, one of the best violinists in the world, owns between four and five of his violins. However, at the age of 28 (now he is 61), Bagué began a ordeal that almost took away what he loves most in this life and which is his reason for being: making violins. He was diagnosed with Wegener’s granulomatosis, a rare disease from the group of systemic vasculitis, which recently had its world day.

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Was the grandfather a Nazi?

Was the grandfather a Nazi?

Alen Craig06 mins

On April 15, 1945, when the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II was already imminent, a high-ranking official arrived at Hans Huber’s paper factory on the outskirts of Munich with a strict and secret order. According to the instructions, several trucks loaded with papers would arrive at his factory, which had to be destroyed immediately.

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The meteoric rise of Los Javis: from the phenomenon 'La llamada' to conquering Cannes and filming in English

The meteoric rise of Los Javis: from the phenomenon ‘La llamada’ to conquering Cannes and filming in English

Alen Craig05 mins

“Welcome to Cannes!” said the head of the prestigious French festival, Thierry Frémaux, yesterday to Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo as they climbed the steps of the Palais. Shortly after, Los Javis excitedly took the stage to receive the award for best direction for La bola negra, a distinction they shared with the Polish Pawel Pawlikowski, author of Fatherland, a beautiful and harsh black-and-white portrait of Germany after World War II through the figure of the writer Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika.

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The electoral board validates the endorsement of Enrique Riquelme, who will face Florentino

The electoral board validates the endorsement of Enrique Riquelme, who will face Florentino

Alen Craig04 mins

In the same place where Joan Laporta delivered the final blow to Barça’s 2021 elections, with his famous banner in front of the Bernabéu alongside the slogan “Looking forward to seeing you again,” Florentino Pérez launched an electoral campaign 22 years later. A message to highlight his legacy, with the names of the seven cities where the white team lifted the Champions League under his leadership, and a message for the future: “Much history to make.” The omnipresent “best president in history” won the elections in 2000 and 2004, left a year later, and returned in 2009 after a period during which Ramón Calderón led the club.

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The UDEF places Julio Martínez as Zapatero's frontman: "He is the boss's bank"

The UDEF places Julio Martínez as Zapatero’s frontman: “He is the boss’s bank”

Alen Craig04 mins

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero defined Julio Martínez Martínez as “a good friend” during his appearance in the Senate. The former president also acknowledged that he worked drafting reports for one of Martínez’s companies, Análisis Relevante. It has now emerged that the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the Police maintains that Martínez was also the alleged frontman for Zapatero: “He is the boss’s bank.”

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Tellado points out that Junts, ERC, and the PNV are as "rotten" as the Government they support

Tellado points out that Junts, ERC, and the PNV are as “rotten” as the Government they support

Alen Craig05 mins

In Catalonia, and during the board meeting in which the congress of the Catalan PP was formally convened, the secretary general of the popular party, Miguel Tellado, took advantage of the platform to unleash all the artillery against Sánchez’s partners, naming Junts, ERC, and the PNV one by one. After a week marked by the indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the PP leader stated that the aforementioned parties “are as rotten as Pedro Sánchez’s Government.”

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The PNV warns Sánchez: it is "irresponsible" for the Government to "continue beyond 2026"

The PNV warns Sánchez: it is “irresponsible” for the Government to “continue beyond 2026”

Alen Craig04 mins

The warning has been measured, without fireworks or grand gestures, but it could hardly be more serious. The Basque Nationalist Party lit an amber light this Sunday in the midst of the political fog surrounding Pedro Sánchez after the indictment of former president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. “It would be irresponsible” for the Government to continue “beyond 2026,” warned the president of the PNV, Aitor Esteban, in a message as restrained in form as it was severe in substance.

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