The Pulitzers award journalism that investigates Trump's corruption and authoritarianism

The Pulitzers award journalism that investigates Trump’s corruption and authoritarianism

President Donald Trump has never been a fan of the Pulitzer Prizes. Not long ago, he demanded that those awards be withdrawn from the media that investigated his Russian connections. This year’s edition, announced this Monday, also does not put him in a good light, and much of the awarded information, reports, and opinions expose the alleged corruption and his authoritarian policy, especially against opponents and immigrants, which have marked his first year back in the White House.

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Leonor, a storybook princess

Leonor, a storybook princess

Beyond the institutional profile of Princess Leonor, there is the lesser-known story of a twenty-year-old young woman with concerns typical of her generation, but who is being trained to be a 21st-century queen. Leonor arouses curiosity, which is natural given the importance of the role she is destined to play in the future, but also because of the limited information that emerges about her. In a two-year project, journalist Angie Calero, newly joined to the editorial team of La Vanguardia in Madrid, delves into these questions about the public and personal side of Felipe VI’s heir to create a complete portrait in her book Leonor de Borbón Ortiz. A Queen for the Future (La Esfera de los libros).

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Esther Niubó: “The preliminary agreement is a giant step for the educational community”

Esther Niubó: “The preliminary agreement is a giant step for the educational community”

The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, has expressed that she is “very happy and very satisfied” with the preliminary agreement reached last night between the Government and the unions to resolve the educational conflict in Catalonia. In an interview on ‘El Suplement’, from Catalunya Ràdio, Niubó described the pact as a “giant step” for the educational community, which had been “underfunded” during the last decades in Catalonia, she admitted.

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Russia begins three days of maneuvers of its nuclear forces

Russia begins three days of maneuvers of its nuclear forces

Russia began training exercises for its nuclear forces this Tuesday. In these maneuvers, in which Belarus is also participating, the Russian army will mobilize thousands of men and simulate a threat of aggression against the country to test the readiness level of its strategic forces, announced the Ministry of Defense hours before the arrival of President Vladimir Putin in China.

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Back to school without safety for everyone in Ceuta

Back to school without safety for everyone in Ceuta

They had promised us, just yesterday, that there would be a police presence in front of the school. See: not a trace.” Fátima Embarek is the president of the parents’ association of the Ramón y Cajal school, which some people from Ceuta still know by its old name Convoy de la Victoria. Not a single officer or soldier at half past eight in the morning – the appointment is at nine – except Hebil Tarek, eleven years old, and his father Mohamed. “He is so eager to start that we are already here”

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