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Read this release in English here. Puede que nunca llegues a surcar los cielos bajo las nubes o sobre las arenas orgánicas de la luna Titán de Saturno, ¡pero tu nombre sí puede hacerlo! La NASA invita al público a enviar su nombre a bordo de la aeronave de ala giratoria Dragonfly de la agencia […]
The 27 October elections in Israel had the highest participation rate since 1999, however, no block reached the 61 seats required to form a coalition. While the Netanyahu block is ahead of that of Eisenkot, it does not reach the majority. On the other hand, the opposition bloc could form a coalition if it was to join the Arab parties, a scenario to which several of its partners are opposed. Why are Arab parties determining? Can there be change of government in Israel? We analyzed it with Efraim Davidi, Professor of History at the University of Tel Aviv, at
Influential US labour union co-founder, feminist, and civil rights icon Dolores Huerta died on Wednesday in Bakersfield, California, her family said. Credited with coining the enduring "Si, se puede!" rallying cry later adapted by former US president Barack Obama, Huerta continued her activism on race, poverty, LGBTQ and women's rights issues until the last months of her life.
Nigeria has confirmed its first Ebola case in more than a decade, an alarm signal in an outbreak originating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that has already reached different points in Africa. The detection of the virus in West Africa, after cases were reported in Central and East Africa, focuses on international displacement, epidemiological monitoring and the rapid response of health systems. To what extent can epidemics be contained within borders in an increasingly connected world? In France 24 we analyze the challenges of
The promoters of the citizens' initiative, who appeal to all the parties on the 29th, seek to reproduce Norway's plan with the profits of oil and gas, but with the sun and the wind
In the second episode of this season of 'Third Act', the writer converts with Fernando Navarro about her desire to live, what is wisdom, the negative references of the retirement age and its optimism in humanity despite "the technological fascists" who rule the world
New company use policies add a section on "abuse of our models" for the first time
In Madrid, marches and homenajes continue in memory of Maricarren Abascal, the retired woman whose eviction ignited protests for housing in Spain. At the Puerta del Sol, where hundreds of people camp to make their claims visible, small tributes have been raised with flowers, candles and messages for Maricarsen. Meanwhile, political opposition sectors refused to observe a minute of silence for 87-year-old women. From the ground, our correspondent Marina Colorado tells us more.
Movies like 'The Being Beloved' and a new generation of writers offer new (and hopeful) angles of conversation for children disappointed with their paternal figures
The Constitutional supports the amnesty of the embezzlement of the 'procés' and approaches the return of the former Catalan, although the Supreme must still apply the measure to his case.
At the close of the November 3 half-term elections, the Latino vote is again at the heart of the US policy. An increasingly diverse and decisive community in several states will be key to elections that will also test Donald Trump's administration. What factors are Hispanic voters' preferences marking and what weight will migration have in these elections? We analyzed it in Migrants along with Clarissa Martínez De Castro, Vice President of Voto Latino in United States.
Many projects promote increasing interest and taste in nearby food through vegetables, fish and meat
Launches the electoral campaign with Housing as a central theme
The technician says he'll call the Al-Nassr football player if he wants to, but he refuses to apologize: "Excuse me why? What was the reason to apologize?
To advocate for beauty and close your eyes to the world seems to be the tone of the parades of these days, but to be removed from reality is also a political position
The case of a Chinese engineer who created his digital double opens the debate on the legal limits of automation
The Goncourt Academy has removed from its applications a novel by the writer Thélyson Obelien after suspicion that it was written with artificial intelligence. The author denies the charges and argues that the style of his work reflects the Caribbean oral tradition. The decision reopens the debate on the limits of artificial intelligence in artistic creation, authorship and criteria for distinguishing a human work from a text generated by machines. How can the literary world face this challenge without prejudging the authors?
We are talking about the PDRN, now combined with hyaluronic acid in the new version of one of the most well-known serums. The result: a more juicy and bright face
The industry's leading companies are training their models in a way that leads to increasingly dangerous distorted intelligence
Wednesday's letters talk about the housing crisis, the use of the word genocide, Donald Trump's intentions in Venezuela and the contempt for kindness
