The theater gains audience and spaces in València

The theater gains audience and spaces in València

The theaters are experiencing a golden moment in Valencia city. And not only in a metaphorical sense. The city has more venues, an increasingly diverse program, and an audience that, after the pause caused by the pandemic, has progressively regained the habit of attending performances. To the large spaces that for years have supported much of the stage offerings, new initiatives and a network of medium and small theaters have been added, allowing for very different proposals practically throughout the entire city.

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Brussels softens its climate policies due to pressure from industry and some countries

Brussels softens its climate policies due to pressure from industry and some countries

The serious warnings of this scorching summer in Europe, with fires that have devoured France or Belgium, a heatwave that left thousands dead, and an unusually warm Mediterranean Sea, do not faze Brussels. Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission, in its second term, is carrying out a series of controversial policies, having put the handbrake on some of its green ambitions due to pressure from industry, major community countries, and also the European People’s Party (EPP), the majority party in the European Parliament, where it can rely both on the pro-European coalition and the far right. In Strasbourg, a far right more numerous – and louder – than ever works tirelessly to “dismantle the green agenda,” their political obsession in this legislature alongside reducing immigration.

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The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

The ‘fast tech’ trap: why we replace our mobile phone so often

How many of us still have the same smartphone today that we had during the 2022 Football World Cup? Surely few. Most of us change phones long before their useful life ends. We consume electronic products at an increasingly rapid pace and replace them prematurely. This trend is known as fast tech, fast and disposable technology, and it is causing serious damage to our environment.

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Inflation remains at 3.2% in May thanks to the tax cuts adopted due to the war

Inflation remains at 3.2% in May thanks to the tax cuts adopted due to the war

The package of measures adopted to address the Iran war continues to have an effect on containing prices. In the third month of the conflict, in May, inflation remained at the same level as in April, 3.2%, according to the preliminary data provided by the INE this morning. This containment is due to three factors: the aid package approved by the Government, still in effect; the fact that food prices have not risen, having moderated when they increased in May of last year; and the weight of renewables, which has allowed the containment of electricity prices.

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Jimmy Fallon jokes about the viral photo of Messi and Lamine Yamal: “FIFA has been scripting every match for 20 years”

Jimmy Fallon jokes about the viral photo of Messi and Lamine Yamal: “FIFA has been scripting every match for 20 years”

The historic photograph in which a young Lionel Messi appears alongside a baby Lamine Yamal has gone viral again. The image, taken in 2007 during a solidarity campaign by FC Barcelona and UNICEF, has resurfaced strongly in the days leading up to the 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain. Its impact has even reached American television, where host Jimmy Fallon made it the focus of one of the monologues on The Tonight Show.

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