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The invasion of posters made with artificial intelligence
I don't think everything in this world should be nice or professional.
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Spain, Morocco and some rakes
It is striking that Tahar Ben Jelloun does not speak of the Ceutis and Melillens: it will be things of Schrödinger's anti-colonialism.
Politics
The UN's decline depends on a decision
The key issue for the organization is whether Governments are willing to close up and support it.
World
The mental framework of the Ceuta crisis
The fear of the extreme right-wing growth can lead us to fight it by accepting its description of the world.
World
Waiting for Congress
The exhibition of a pepper spray and its later emptying in parliamentary units shows the escalation in the degradation of Spanish politics
World
That book is very good, but I don't remember anything.
Forgetting the novels and essays we read is common and, depending on the text, even healthy
World
The 'rich', according to Irene Montero
The Euro MP of Owe uses a trampantojo that excels the political class from not being able to solve the problems of citizenship
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See you later, Maricarren.
The 87-year-old woman was taken on a stretcher, as a war victim, but every day evictions are carried out in less photogenic neighborhoods without an eyebrow moving
World
The symbol of a broken right
Maricarren Abascal, evicted at the age of 87 by an investment fund, puts face and name to the drama of housing in Spain
Entertainment
García Lorca, memory and freedom
The author of 'Poet in New York', killed 90 years ago and the reason for an acclaimed film, is a democratic icon in front of the push of historical revisionism
World
A reader: "The demands of beauty are increasingly expensive and more invasive for the body"
Reflections on normative beauty, the life that comes with artificial intelligence, the holidays of La Mercè and the agreement on Greenland
World
Countertime
A broken finger has unpredictable consequences: the first of them is that when someone extends your hand, you embrace it.
World
Romeo and Juliet fight for political reasons
If we kept the art of arguing, we wouldn't let the affections get altered by having different views.
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The Rhinoceros and the Trump of Pega: Stories of the Brazilian Elections
The ridiculous candidates and their memetic presence in networks have for decades been a reflection of a part of the population's lack of interest in the elections.
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Rain and memory
We grew up with a fear we inherited without knowing, and the autumn storms remind us of it.
World
Clarity on waiting lists
The attempt to manipulate the figures in the Ramón and Cajal is harmful to confidence in the health system