In Mexico, feminism knocks furiously at the doors of the presidential palace
Galvanized by the ‘Salgado Macedonio’ sexual assault case, the movement is taking center stage in national politics with unprecedented force ahead of a key state election
Why Zoom meetings are more exhausting than face-to-face ones
A study from Stanford University has found that nonverbal overload may be one of the reasons videoconferences cause greater fatigue
‘The best coronavirus vaccine is the one that reaches my arm first’
Debating which inoculation is better does not make sense, say experts, as the drive is a collective – not individual – effort to slow the spread of the virus
Spanish drug lord released from prison after raising €200,000 of bail money via ‘crowdfunding’
Sources believe the fundraising effort for Francisco Tejón, aka ‘El Castaña,’ may be a defense strategy given the gang leader is estimated to have amassed a €30-million fortune
More than 85% of Spain’s care home residents have now been fully vaccinated, Health Ministry reports
Meanwhile, the official Covid-19 death toll has now passed the 70,000 mark. The data across the country, however, continues to improve with the 14-day incidence now at around 160 cases per 100,000 inhabitants
Spain releases first official figure on Covid victims in senior residences: 29,408 fatalities
Nearly 20,000 people in nursing homes died in the first four months of the pandemic with a confirmed diagnosis or compatible symptoms, but thanks to vaccination this number has plummeted
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El Roto cartoon, March 4, 2021