Eurovision from Tel Aviv: “We must bring Zionists and patriots to the stage”

Eurovision from Tel Aviv: “We must bring Zionists and patriots to the stage”

Israel came close to victory in the world’s most important music contest, boosted by massive popular vote that contrasts with its weakened external image. Neither the thousands of protests against the genocide in Gaza, nor the boycott by five countries — Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and Iceland — managed to take away the second place in Eurovision from the Israeli Noam Bettan.

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Ultrafast fashion saturates the third world and blocks the export of used clothing

Ultrafast fashion saturates the third world and blocks the export of used clothing

Ultra fast fashion, the ephemeral fashion that generates textile waste at dizzying speeds, is also conquering markets in developing countries. The result of this global production model designed for use and discard is the saturation of destination markets, and for this reason, it is closing the doors to the export of second-hand garments selectively collected here.

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Esther Niubó: “We have to redirect the situation to finish the course well”

Esther Niubó: “We have to redirect the situation to finish the course well”

The Minister of Education and Vocational Training, Esther Niubó, speaks with La Vanguardia one day after chairing the meeting between her department and the unions that have been holding a standoff in the streets for two months. Niubó defends the agreement, claiming that never before had 2 billion euros been put on the table for educational improvements. She believes there is room for agreements within it and assures that the Government will not leave the table until it is achieved.

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“It is the cross I have been given”: the resignation that perpetuates gender-based violence in old age

“It is the cross I have been given”: the resignation that perpetuates gender-based violence in old age

“This is the cross I have been given” or “marriage is a lottery and it is for life.” These phrases, still repeated today by older women, reflect one of the less visible realities of sexist violence: resignation and learned helplessness. In this population group, the ‘culture of endurance’ lasts for decades, in many cases within a context of control, humiliation, and abuse normalized by the generational culture to which they belong.

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