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How high school lends itself to stereotypes that mark us until we are adults
The popularity, one of those fixations that define adolescence, seems to cling to our consciousness even decades after graduating.
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Mymba Kuéra: how was the monumental rescue of more than 30,000 animals when Paraguay and Brazil built the Itaipu dam
Darío Perez Chena led in Paraguay one of the largest wildlife savages in Latin American history. The agronomist engineer told the BBC how that historic rescue operation was.
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How to cultivate the image of the "good boy" of music led Ed Sheeran to go through the worst crisis of his career
The popular British singer faces the greatest controversy of his career after excluding from his tour the rapper Macklemore, who defended the Palestinian cause while acting as a soap player.
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How the "water elevators" of the Panama Canal work and why El Niño affects them
Ronald Ávila and José María Rodero, from BBC Mundo, travelled to Panama to understand how the channel works.
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The beach of the bones: how Russia tries to forget Soviet repression (but the evidence continues to flatter in a lake)
In a remote Russian village built by Soviet prisoners, the bones of the gulag victims continue to appear on an artificial beach.
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How is Macondo Park, the largest scenario in Europe that Shakira created for his artistic residence in Madrid
The complex will not only host the concerts of the Colombian singer, it will also be a space for the dissemination of Latin American cuisine and literature.