In a vibrant and sensitive encounter, Queen Letizia led a key day in Madrid to bring visibility to the psychic struggles of young people. Alongside political figures and experts, the monarch defended the creation of educational tools to combat the invisibility of mental illnesses.
In an emotional outcome, an 87-year-old woman and her three minor grandchildren managed to suspend the eviction from their home on Ágata Street. What was supposed to be a tragic day turned into a legal respite that guarantees them a roof over their heads until the year 2030.
A heartbreaking event shocked the United Kingdom. Jane Adetoro, Christina Walters, and Rebecca Walters traveled from London to the south coast, where they ended their lives in a coordinated act that left their family in a state of shock and devastation.
The Swedish Academy surprised the literary world by crowning Canadian poet and translator Anne Carson. Recognized for her audacity and her ability to reinvent the classics, Carson joins the select group of the world's greatest exponents of letters.
At 87 years old and just two weeks after being evicted from her lifelong home, María del Carmen Abascal Martín passed away. Her story, which ended in a Madrid hospital, raised alarms about the right to housing and mobilized thousands of people in the streets.
In a historic move for Hispanic letters, the Ministry of Culture acquires the personal archive of the renowned writer Javier Marías. A literary treasure that includes drafts, letters, and secrets of his creative process that are now safeguarded forever in the BNE.
The world of science and technology mourns the passing of a true visionary. Margaret Hamilton, the mastermind behind the software for NASA's Apollo program, passed away at age 90, leaving an indelible legacy that enabled humanity's first steps on the lunar surface.
The world of letters and theater is in mourning. The renowned writer and playwright Piero Voz was found lifeless in his residence in Colonia del Sacramento, leaving an irreparable void in the Uruguayan and Latin American cultural scene.
In a race against the clock, the Barcelona City Council and the Generalitat managed to purchase a housing block in the Sant Andreu neighborhood just before an imminent eviction. The operation saves the homes of seven people, including six minors, marking the first use of the multimillion-euro Anti-Eviction Fund.
What should have been the happiest day of his life turned into a nightmare. Ethan Scott Brown, a brilliant geography student, took his own life after receiving an erroneous notification regarding his grades. Now, his family is fighting the academic institution to ensure justice is served.
At 87 years old, Maricarmen Abascal passed away in Madrid after starring in a legal and social battle that mobilized thousands. Her eviction became the epicenter of housing protests in Spain, leaving a legacy of resistance that transcended the walls of her home in the Retiro district.
Maximum tension at Cornell University. In a day called 'Zero Day,' dozens of students held a seven-hour sit-in demanding justice for Jane Doe, who claims to have been a victim of sexual assault by members of the Chi Phi fraternity.
A heartbreaking story shakes O Carballiño. Maricarmen, 87 years old, was forced to sleep next to the body of her husband, Juan José Reulen, for 48 hours due to the economic impossibility of affording the cremation and the slowness of the insurance companies.
A touching story of resilience and solidarity in the Spanish capital. Maricarmen, who lived in the same home for seven decades, suffered a severe physical and emotional collapse after being evicted from her residence in the Retiro district. However, following widespread social pressure, a last-minute agreement will allow her to return home.
A devastating morning unfolded on the Carretera de Las Peñas in Albacete, Spain. A voracious fire swept through an informal settlement, destroying six makeshift homes and leaving a 42-year-old man with severe burns. Emergency services launched a massive operation to contain the flames and provide critical medical care to the victim.
An extreme weather event put the Spanish capital's infrastructure to the test. With over 150 emergency interventions, floodwaters inundated key city arteries and forced the preventive closure of an educational center, leaving a trail of disruptions across traffic and public transportation networks.
A heartbreaking discovery shook the community of les Franqueses del Vallès this Wednesday. The Mossos d'Esquadra, Catalonia's regional police force, located the body of a man inside a vehicle trapped in an underpass, following the violent rains that recently battered the province of Barcelona.
A historic instrument crafted in 1905 by the prestigious Caressa & Français house returns home after more than 80 years. The violin, which once belonged to Eugène Choubry, was plundered during the German occupation of France and now reunites a family in an emotional act of restitution.
What began as a routine news report turned into chaos in the heart of Madrid. Rebeca Crespo, a reporter for the program Horizonte, became the target of insults and physical harassment while attempting to cover the current protests and encampments at the iconic Puerta del Sol square.
From the opulence of a Christian empire to judicial scandals and prison. Jim Bakker, a pioneer of religious television and a polarizing figure in American culture, passed away at 86, leaving behind a legacy marked by faith, fraud, and immense controversy.
