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The writer and diplomat, current consul in Buenos Aires, argues that the fact that caused the legal debate on the vote of the nationalists "should perhaps be reviewed"
José María Cabral, a three-time Oscar hopeful for the Dominican Republic and the first Dominican filmmaker selected for Sundance, with 2017’s “Woodpeckers,” is set to deliver with the Tallinn competition entry “Sh*t Happens” his first dark comedy. An Almodovaresque tale of social divide and powerplay in a Dominican household where – literally – shit happens, […]
It was a pedagog of democracy that could be killed by the two sides of the Civil War: how has a man of his vision been so little known among us?
The banker took the leadership of the entity to pacify the council and reactivate the business
The banker, now president of FAD Youth, is committed to preparing minors for the digital world rather than to cutting them off from the network.
The former politician and professor, who became Secretary of State during the Rajoy government, now publishes his newspapers between 2001 and 2006. They are the beginning in politics, in convulsive times, of someone who doesn't just fit in anywhere.
The venerable teacher, on the eve of his 80-year-old birthday, confesses in the country about God, Jesus, the betrayals of Christianity and politics: "A new religion has emerged with ever more followers: the Christoneophasciism"
