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When 'The New York Times' found the 'Cayetans': the new Spanish pijo joins global counterculture
The concept 'cayetano' was for a time target of jokes and famous socorro songs, but it has mutated to become the aesthetic vanguard of the youth right and attract the attention of the international press
Mercadona wins the horchata war in the Supreme Court after five years of legal battle
When a buyer acquires a "fresh" baking, it must be clear that the fact that that word appears on the label does not have to imply that it is acquiring a better quality or craft product
When the lights are turned off in Cirenaica, Libya
How the electricity crisis in eastern Libya also turned into a water crisis that revived an old debate about the power, resources and regional inequality in the country.
When the meline changes over time: "Products that promise magic results are not only often ineffective, but can waste valuable time"
The hair changes over time, influenced among others by hormonal variations. Permenopause or menopause are moments of alterations not only due to potential loss, but also due to the miniaturization of capillary follicles
Lapili: "When they say I promote obesity: I am only existing and living"
The manchega battle floor artist again with her particular proposal and an explosive single (with video oclip equally provocative) entitled 'Badda'
"The next thing we'll see is a direct U.S. military action in Latin America, supposedly against drug trafficking"
The well-known American journalist Jon Lee Anderson talks about the challenges facing Latin America amid the influence of the US and Donald Trump.
When a childhood friend wakes up the versions of our personality we thought we forgot
Friends, family members or partners from past stages can reactivate jokes, jargon or roles that seemed already beyond our current identity. "We feel safer understanding that the other speaks the same language," explains psychologist Ainhoa López Barbeito
RAP is not an administrative quota, but an architecture of responsibility
When a container becomes waste, finance its collection and recycling and ensure that there is operational capacity to do so properly is the obligation of the producer
When Elton John left the closet half a century ago, "I would have said it before if someone had asked me!"
In 1976, the singer told during an interview in 'Rolling Stone' that he was bisexual and had no problem sleeping with someone of his own sex. Those statements and their consequences still resonate today.
What do we hear when we're in a coma?
The testimony of a young woman who spent several weeks unconscious helps to understand what a patient can perceive and what myths fiction has imposed on us.
Fever, outburst and nemesis
When narcissism and arrogance are quoted on the rise, the inflation of hatred of the different and the homeless is triggered.
When the real estate is not a housing, it is a debt or a cession of outage
Operations away from traditional sales gain ground with strong discounts and high doses of uncertainty
When the public feeds the private: the relationship that is transforming health
The recruitment of health insurance has been triggered by the increase in waiting lists, while the National Health System is increasingly allocating resources to concerts with private companies
When a 'smartwatch' becomes much more than a complement to daily adventure
We tried on snow and in Madrid the new HUAMEI WATCH GT 7 Series, a watch that brings the outdoor spirit of the ski track to urban life.
I remember when Germany was infallible.
The problem is no longer so much that the health cords have been blown away as to see who will put the cords to whom