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As hated as he revered, the influential French philosopher, who wanted to dynamite the dynamics of exclusion and rejection, laid the foundations of thought 'queer'. An unpublished text is now published on the centenary of his birth: 'The Hermaphrodites'
A new alert study that more and more people live in places at risk of flooding in the mountain range
A group of activists wait more than 10 hours at the door of a block to prevent the 50 people occupying it from being expelled "without a residential alternative"
People with one house or between two and five account for more than 90% of the real estate, according to the data of the Land. The large forks add up to over a million floors
Thousands of people have spoken peacefully to demand a general strike. At the end of the march, fighting has begun
The second big march in a week deals blame between the "progressive government" and the right-wing, and announces that it will continue in the struggle "rule who rules"
"When we can see life stories behind statistics, we can talk about human rights violations and solutions."
Artificial intelligence does not decide for itself what it is for: it is decided by the company that implanted it.
Despite the efforts of both FIFA and UEFA to prevent it, football became a new stage on September 27 to focus on the cause of Gaza, as was music a week before and cinema in the middle of the month. The boycott threat of the Irish selection was conjured, but the demonstrations on the ground defended the message with the same force as the absence had done.
Some 700,000 people gathered early in the Champs-Elysées and the Plaza de la Concordia for the presence of the mass of Pope Leo XIV, making the event the most popular of their papacy so far. Our journalist Erika Olavarría extended the information about his message in the homily and the following events of his visit.
The persecution now being carried out by the collective in Turkey began in 2015, although it has been increasing, with special effect over the past two years.
The protest brings together more than 200 entities, including ERC, BComu and the CUP, who demand to stop a project that they link to the climate crisis, housing and tourism massification
This theme fascinates me precisely because of its almost invisibility: as many of our articles in the section point out, it is easy to take citizenship for granted when it is obtained automatically and never must be defended.
The figures show that 88 per cent of the centenary are women, in a context in which the population continues to age and decline.
