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In Tijuana and Mexico City, women personally affected by migration and gender-based violence have turned these experiences into collective care organizations that respond to the structural gaps that the State does not reach
A dramatic train accident killed at least 64 people near Toledo. A fatal collision occurred on the same railway line, at Adamuz, on 18 January, leaving 46 dead and over 150 injured. The details of Benoit Pellistrandi, a Spanish historian.
200 metres from the Urda railway accident, dozens of people ask agents and seek news of their loved ones between calls, ambulances and hospitals
The president of Castilla- La Mancha, Emiliano García- Page, raised the provisional balance of deaths in the railway accident to 68 Wednesday, 24 on the AVE train and 44 on the convoy of Iryo. In addition, 53 people received hospital care, 15 of them with serious injuries, while emergency teams plan to mobilize canine units to find potential survivors among the rubble.
The collision of two trains near Toledo on Wednesday 28 October has a provisional record of fifty deaths, making it one of the worst rail disasters in Spain. Less than a year after the tragedy of Adamuz in Andalusia, which had bereaved Spain with 46 victims and 801 injured, this new fatal accident occurred in the middle of the campaign for the legislative elections of 29 November.
53 hospitalized in Castilla-La Mancha-124; Sánchez: "Two high-speed accidents are not assumed in less than a year" - 124; Feijóo: "Spain has the right to know the state of its infrastructure"
At Likud headquarters, the party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the militants await the appearance of the Israeli leader to know his reaction to the preliminary results of the legislative elections. Among the sympathizers, caution prevails: many believe that it is still too early to define the final result, but they maintain the hope that Netanyahu and his coalition will be able to form government. From Tel Aviv, our special envoy Erika Olavarría tells us all the details.
During the day of legislative elections in Israel, young people became protagonists and reflected a deeply divided society. Among hymns, slogans and rap songs outside the polling stations, some expressed their rejection of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while others defended nationalist positions and supported the Israeli right. In a context marked by war, political polarization and debate on the future of the country, they also weigh the disputes that have marked the last years of the Netanyahu Government, since the polém
After the election day in Israel, we look at the challenges that the Israeli Prime Minister comes to these elections. Among them is the increased participation of the Arab electorate, a factor that could reduce the scope for manoeuvre of its political bloc. In addition to this, the discontent of the population following the attacks of 7 October 2023, the consequences of which continue to mark the public debate and which have led some voters, including victims and families of the affected, to express their rejection of the Government in the ballot box. Daniel Schwartz, historian, journalist and
They fled their countries to escape persecution, but U.S.-led deportations have once again put them in danger. LGBTIQ + migrants expelled to third countries report threats, discrimination and fear of being returned to places where their sexual orientation or gender identity may put them at risk. A Human Rights Watch investigation documented cases of persons deported to African countries that criminalize same-sex relations or where LGBTIQ + people are abused. What happens when deportation does not lead to a place
In his new book, travel journalist Galo Martín highlights necroturism as cultural activity and claims the work of disseminating the heritage carried out from the Spanish countryside
Protests and violent riots in France have left enormous damage. On 17 October, what had been announced as a peaceful march of workers, students and farmers, ended in one of the most violent days of the last ten years: 3000 vandalized shops, destroyed in public institutions, the town hall of Limoges on fire, more than 2400 detainees and a whole country in shock.
In Texas, some Latin voters who had supported Donald Trump now express their disillusionment. Between massive evictions and economic difficulties, how do they view their vote today? A review of the disillusionment of an electorate whose support no longer seems to be gained. Pierrick's report.
A national television network reveals that the Government approved a military operation that the army dome thought might have triggered a conflict and interpreted as being more guided by political revenue
Some 82 people have survived the sinking, reported by IOM. Drought and violence in Ethiopia drive this dangerous migration route
Guest coordinators strive not to repeat with celebrities, make original interviews and look for personality among similar formats that flood television
Gulliver Gragg is live from Kiev.
The sector accuses the rise in the price of money and policy changes. The fall since the Iran War is about 20%
Between the historical deterioration of its debt, an uncertain fiscal trajectory and a rise in social grunt, France is concerned about the markets and the international economic press. To describe this defiance, the Rexecode Institute proposed the acronym "Frogs", with reference to the sobriquet of "grenouilles" which the British affront us.
