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By Prada: brief story of the skirt and all its meanings, from more to less feminists
After a few years of the trouser's reign, the skirt returns forcefully this season. We analyze what you mean now.
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Change the story with a single sentence
The poets are distinguished by their way of seeing, and Anne Carson's eyes are original: everything revolves with her, the order of things is smashing, the given, the expected
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The other theft of the century in the Cathedral of Santiago: the track of the Cross of Alfonso III is lost in Argentina
Historian Francisco Prado- Vilar takes up the search for the treasure missing in 1906 and rescues the roles of a failed judicial instruction
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Rosalind Franklin had seen the propeller: a forgotten photo changes the history of the DNA structure
A few notes from the scientist pointing to the helical structure once again deny the distorted account of its role in discovery
Politics
The bear Ayuso presented for a roundabout in Miami ended up in a restaurant (and without roundabout in sight)
The American city still does not build the "Community of Madrid Square" promised in 2022 by the president of Madrid, who was to be crowned by a statue of that animal
Politics
'Positive False ': The Legacy of State Violence in Colombia
Colombia is a nation that throughout its history has been affected by violence, also by the state. The euphemism of the 'false positives' hides the multiple extrajudicial executions of civilians by State security agents, who in many cases used these bodies to dress them as guerrillas and present results. The Special Court for Peace (JEP) reports that there were at least 7,837 murders during this episode of Colombian history, most of them committed during the Alvaro Uribe Government and its Democratic Security policy
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The electoral advance marks the start of the days on the Civil War organized by Pérez- Reverte in Seville
The former José María Aznar claims that if Sanchez rules "the monarchy we have known would be over" and the historian Fusi speaks of a "very serious situation"
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Arturo Pérez- Reverse: "The Civil War, unfortunately, we still have it"
The writer presents the days on the Spanish conflict that were cancelled last February
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Entertainment
History of the ear of 'Blue Velvet', David Lynch's masterpiece: "We treated her like one more character because she was."
The special effects specialist who designed the famous amputated cartilage publishes a book on shooting and visits the Sitges Festival
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What does folklore tell us? It helps us discover unknown facets of indigenous stories ignored by generations
I never thought of documenting the tharu indigenous folklore until my grandmother left this world. Now that it's gone, I want those words of wisdom that are priceless.
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Les veus "incòmodes" de la regereguarda republicana
De titol confus, el lfreo 'La revolutionció amb veu de dona', de Llúcia Oliva, està elaborat de diaris infuentes, records escrits i intervieres orals a gifts de famílies benestants i catòliques
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Núremberg, 80 years later: what remains of international justice?
80 years ago, the Nuremberg trials began against the main leaders of the Nazi regime, a process that set a precedent for the international persecution of crimes committed by political and military leaders. His legacy came decades later to the courts that tried war crimes and genocide in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. But eight decades later, international justice continues to face criticism and accusations of unequal action. What really changed from Núremberg and what are its limits?
Health
Germany: When the vaccine in history loses effect
The racist vocabulary of AfD sounds more trivial than the great Nazi terms, but it is not.
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'Monster: The story of Lizzie Borden ': Once upon a time there was an axe, a sick daughter and a fairy tale with happy final macabre
She, the daughter of Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, stars the new delivery of the series of Ian Brennan and Ryan Murphy, in the role of the most famous killer in United States history, a 'punk' myth
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The story of 3,000 years hidden in the @ symbol (and why it is linked to ceramics)
In Taiwan, @ is called "little mouse." In Russian it is "dog," and in Dutch "monkey tail." The @ symbol is a mirror, and its history goes back thousands of years.
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Marcial Sánchez Gaete: "The visit of León XIV to France is no coincidence"
France receives its first official papal visit in 18 years. For Marcial Sánchez Gaete, a doctor in history and expert in the Catholic Church, the visit of León XIV to the Galo country is not a coincidence, but a visit planned to speak from a representative nation to speak to the entire European continent.
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The historian Sven Beckert: "Capitalism is not a natural thing for human beings, it is, in fact, very strange"
The German-American researcher addresses, in a monumental book now translated into Spanish, how this economic model, the most important revolution in the last thousand years, occupies all aspects of our lives.
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A photo for the universal history of infamy
In the whole history of Chavismo there had not been an image that expressed as clearly the approach between Venezuela and the United States as that taken out Delcy Rodríguez and Donald Trump in New York
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Eloi Vila portrays the lives of individual trinxades per la Guerra Civil a 'El silenci hereat'
The journalist basteix a relationship in chains that did not close tant specified it histórica with the human vessant of the conflict
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United Kingdom: A separatist front against London?
The leaders of the Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin have signed a memorandum of understanding to coordinate their demands for self-determination and to demand constitutional changes in the United Kingdom. Although their political projects are not identical, they share the rejection of the concentration of power in Westminster and a willingness to strengthen their ties with Europe. Faced with this nationalist front, the forces that defend British unity and a more centralized model seek to strengthen their own response. Is the UK union at risk?