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Alfonso Pascual designs with 3D technology custom nozzles for musical instruments, which are sold in 44 countries and uses one of the E Street Band members that accompanies' The Boss'
Armed conflicts have reached a new historic peak, with the largest number of wars since 1945, while women's participation in peace processes and equality funds is decreasing
The 90-year-old Japanese seismologist is considered "a living legend" in seismology. BBC Mundo spoke to him and one of his closest collaborators, Colombian scientist Luis Rivera.
A Week in the World addresses in this edition the situation on the streets of France, the scene of a massive student protests that have shaken the nation. In Latin America, we reviewed the picture for the shooting in Brazil between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro. We also discussed the housing crisis in Spain, which took a new impetus after the death of Maricarren Abascal, the 87-year-old woman, whose case detonated mobilizations throughout the country. And we do a review of the three years of the war in Gaza, on the eve of the elections in Israel.
This year, Panama again sent prisoners to the island, known for having been the scene of abuse and forced labour in the past.
Panama moved 29 prisoners to an island that was a feared criminal colony, marked by abuse and forced labour. The decision gives rise to concern for the future of this territory, today World Heritage. We travel there to know his story.
This (humorous) theory of musician Patrick Cosmos helps to understand tweets, speeches and provocations
The drastic decline of barbijo penguins living on a remote volcanic island is attributed to climate change.
The shortage of krill in the area for climate change could be behind the decline of the barbijo on this island near Antarctica
It is one of the reference purchases you will make at this Prime Offers Party: your discount is 40% and you can save on it more than 50 euros in pocket
This labyrintic city built in a few hours, which has streets and squares, spontaneous assemblies, health and care points, has made a crisis that so far was statistical, of urgency only nozzle in political pulpits, a conflict supported by millions of people
In the heat of La Roja's successes, six selections have signed Spanish technicians since 2025, including Czech Republic, rival this Saturday with Santi Denia on the bench
The star, after two decades of keeping a low profile for her controversy, has again given interviews for the film 'Digger', which could give her the coveted statuette... if it overcomes the criticism
Some from the campsites themselves, others from a physical, critical or nostalgic distance, people from cinema, books, music and the arts are pronounced on the challenge of a generation.
The British sociologist defined capitalist realism as a system that denies any future alternative in order to block political imagination and defend the 'status quo'. This is the same approach as artificial intelligence companies.
Most cases occur in countries with less resources. The bacteria 'Helicobacter Pylori' and the papilloma virus are the pathogens that cause the most cancer diagnoses
They protect the scratch plate, stains and spatter and, in addition, become a practical cutting board to win an extra centimeter of counter
The Mossos attribute an illegal arrest of AP-7, recorded by atypical drivers, to a public display of force by a gang of criminals
The 2030 Agenda has driven substantial changes but remains far from meeting its objectives. There's only four years left to know if that promise will end as a missed opportunity.
"People don't even know where we are": the Italian establishment Garatti has raised a brand that plays with the most extreme exclusivity
