The Government denounces the PP and Vox's "politics of revenge," and their "nonsense" about amnesty

The Government denounces the PP and Vox’s “politics of revenge,” and their “nonsense” about amnesty

The Government of Pedro Sánchez insists on celebrating the endorsement of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) to the Amnesty law as the explicit confirmation of the goal of its “brave and risky policies” for “reconciliation,” and to “appease” the institutional and social conflict that erupted in Catalonia in 2017 with the independence process. “Reconciliation has been achieved,” highlighted this Friday the Minister of the Presidency and Justice, Félix Bolaños, in an interview on Ser.

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70 years ago, Victoria and Antonio started selling loaves to the neighborhood: today the company they founded continues to bring families together around bread

70 years ago, Victoria and Antonio started selling loaves to the neighborhood: today the company they founded continues to bring families together around bread

Generation after generation, there is a small habit that unites and connects us all: sitting around a table. And this custom survives intact over time. In Spain, a well-stocked table with friends and family is everyday life turned into tradition and memories. And always with one element that remains over time: bread.

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This has been the tribute to the Virgin of Carmen, patron saint of sailors and fishermen

This has been the tribute to the Virgin of Carmen, patron saint of sailors and fishermen

Every July 16th, numerous coastal municipalities in Spain celebrate the Day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, patroness of sailors, fishermen, and the Spanish Navy. The tradition, deeply rooted in towns along the Mediterranean, the Cantabrian Sea, and the Atlantic, originates from the devotion to the Virgin of Mount Carmel and has become one of the most emblematic religious festivities of the summer.

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Are we slaves to our smartwatch? The havoc of 'sleepmaxxing', or the obsession with getting the most out of your sleep hours

Are we slaves to our smartwatch? The havoc of ‘sleepmaxxing’, or the obsession with getting the most out of your sleep hours

What the watch says, is it gospel? To what extent should we take into account the measurements of health parameters that a smartwatch can provide? There are people capable of altering their habits and behaviors simply to meet the goals set by the wrist device, as they consider that skipping them implies harm to their health.

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Cellnex drives digital infrastructure in Europe: consolidation, network quality, and artificial intelligence

Cellnex drives digital infrastructure in Europe: consolidation, network quality, and artificial intelligence

Europe is entering the era of hyperconnectivity driven by artificial intelligence, but this transformation will only be possible if investments are made in solid, resilient, and high-quality infrastructures. That is the central message of Cellnex’s new videopodcast, Ready to Connect, a series of strategic conversations specifically designed for investors and analysts in the digital infrastructure sector.

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Your grandmother became an adult at 13; you, at 24, still can't. Where does luxury end and need begin?

Your grandmother became an adult at 13; you, at 24, still can’t. Where does luxury end and need begin?

The new generations allocate part of their budget to mental health, sports, or education, needs that a few decades ago were not even part of everyday life. Prices in Spain have risen by 3.2% in the last year, a figure that coexists with a widespread feeling: everyday life has become more expensive in almost everything, even in what was not previously considered consumption.

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