Being Diego Maradona and having only one body sounds like an unequal fight. The greatest idol of Argentine soccer, who turned 60 this Friday, October 30 and showed a deteriorated physical version was admitted this Monday night to a clinic in La Plata, 60 kilometers from the city of Buenos Aires. While waiting for an official medical report, around the current Gymnastics coach they let a psychic relapse transcend. “I saw him reluctant,” said his personal doctor, Leopoldo Luque, who ruled out an emergency case. “It was an emotionally complicated week for him, with a lot of pressure,” Luque told the…
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Miguel Ángel Martínez-González, director of the Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health at the University of Navarra and visiting professor at Harvard University, presents his latest book Science and conscience to resist , written with the scientific journalist Marisol Guisasola. The studies of Martínez-González (Málaga, 63 years old) have contributed to the advice given from Harvard to Michelle Obama, the former first lady of the United States, to improve public health and nutrition in her country. Martínez-González has led the Predimed network of researchers, the largest trial carried out so far in Europe on the effects of the Mediterranean…
With delay than expected and with fewer beneficiaries than initially calculated, the Government has given the green light this Tuesday to extraordinary aid for the unemployed who consumed their benefits or subsidies during the state of alarm. The measure that has come out of the Council of Ministers consists of an aid of 430 euros per month for three months for those who had exhausted their unemployment insurance between the declaration of the state of alarm and June 30, according to the Ministry of Labor. Under these conditions, the aid will reach just over 250,000 people. “Help is late and bad.” With…
Dressed in a blue prison uniform, Lee Chun-jae confessed in court on Monday to be the serial killer who for years sowed terror in Hwaseong, a rural region south of Seoul. But he has not done so in a trial where he was tried, but instead appeared as a witness in a new trial to another man who was convicted of one of those crimes. “I am the real criminal,” Lee assured the judge. He and no one else is guilty of the deaths of 14 people (women and girls) and thirty sexual crimes, reports the Yonhap agency.An investigation based…
About 100 million Americans have already voted early in a historic election. This means that 73% of all votes registered in 2016 have already been cast before polling stations open across the country. Still, a handful of states are key to the aspirations of Donald Trump and his rival, Democrat Joe Biden. The re-election of the Republican or the victory of his opponent traverse a route of disputed territories. Florida, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ohio, and Georgia hold the key to success predicted by the 270 votes needed in the Electoral College to become president of the United States. To these has been…
For the Republican Party, this has been a campaign by, for, ancle to that effective “let’s build the wall”2016. Th everything has been Trump. It is difficult to imagine a more personalistic political project. To the point that, at its national convention last August, the party resigned, for the first time in its history, to debate and present a program. The formation, explained the Republican National Committee, “will continue to enthusiastically support the president’s America First agenda.” Nothing else. Trump has not complied with promises, beyond hyperbolic phrases (“we will create the best economy in history”, “I will fight for you more than…
With the presidential elections on Tuesday, the United States submits to a plebiscite the wave of populism that has shaken politics on both sides of the Atlantic in recent years. The opening of the first polling stations on the east coast of the country marks the start of a key day inside and outside the United States. A resounding defeat of Donald Trump would represent a repudiation of the nationalist and divisive turn that the country has experienced, in the same way that his re-election would cause a commotion in half the world. His Democratic rival and favorite in the polls,…
Last February, Iván Escamilla was murdered in Mexico City by his partner Érica Francisca, when she lost her sanity after Escamilla allegedly wanted to “talk” about the problem of substance abuse that she had presented for years. The couple shared a home and had been in a relationship for five years and there is no known altercation prior to the one that led to Ivan’s death. However, the defendant’s ex-partner would have mentioned in the past that the woman was dangerous and “was crazy,” the motive is unknown so far. According to the police report, the killer was found kneeling in…
Four people died on Monday night in an Islamist attackin Vienna, the Austrian capital, perpetrated by at least one terrorist who was killed and described by Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer as a supporter of the Islamic State (ISIS). Another 22 people were injured, seven of them extremely serious, according to the latest official information. The Austrian authorities have launched a major operation with a thousand agents looking for other possible terrorists linked to the attack, although they have so far found no evidence of other perpetrators. During the day, the police made 14 arrests around the terrorist, a young man with…
To the commemoration now in the Congress to Azaña will be added several activities planned in the coming weeks at the Ateneo the Círculo de Bellas Artes the Residencia de Estudiantes and finally from December 17 the exhibition with manuscripts and unpublished videos in the Library National. The Royal House still cannot ratify the attendance of King Felipe VI to that act in which the President of the Government Pedro Sánchez who wanted to be remembered yesterday in Congress and other authorities are already confirmed The curator of this exhibition Ángeles Egido León highlights the relevance of several contributions from…