Netflix picks Spain to complete series banned by Turkey over gay character
Production of the original show ‘If only’ was placed on hold last summer after the streaming giant refused to rewrite the script
Madrid’s ‘cannibal’ killer confesses to murdering his mother because she ‘made my life impossible’
At trial, officers who arrested Alberto Sánchez describe the suspect’s lack of emotion when he admitted to the crime as well as to consuming part of the corpse
In defense of the ‘English game’ – fans score victory in revolt against European Super League
Premier League supporters, backed by the political class and royalty, have won the opening battle for the soul of soccer after a proposed breakaway league of the richest clubs fell apart
Top-level scientists question obligatory use of face masks in open air and with social distancing
The principal health authorities stress that the essential requirement for avoiding coronavirus transmission is protection while indoors
In show of unity, the left zeroes in on the pandemic at televised Madrid election debate
Six candidates clashed ahead of the May 4 poll, evidencing the polarization of politics in a country dealing with ongoing health and economic crises
How algorithmic recommendations can push internet users into more radical views and opinions
Anjana Susarla|
Correcting such biases and providing better information to users of technology platforms would go a long way in promoting better societal outcomes argues Anjana Susarla, a professor of Responsible AI
The Janssen dilemma: vaccinate the over-30s by July or take extreme precautions due to the tiny risk of blood clots?
The decision over what to do with millions of doses of the one-shot vaccine has divided Spain’s regions. Madrid, Galicia and the Canary Islands, for example, are calling for the medication to be used on the under-60s