Articles written by Luis Miguel Hinojal

A group of demonstrators protest outside the Spanish Consulate in São Paulo (Brazil) over insults towards Vinicius.

A new protocol sees tougher punishments for racism in soccer grounds, including points deductions, as debate rages in Spain over abuse aimed at Real Madrid forward Vinícius

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Alice Weidel, a far-right profile that breaks the mold

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The ‘tsundoku’ phenomenon, or how we’ve normalized collecting books we’ll never read

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Maram Kairé, Senegalese astronomer: ‘The development of the African continent will depend on the space sector’

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The state as common good’s last stand: Recipes to stop oligarchy

Patrick Dempsey: ‘Dyslexia was a lesson in humility that saved me from the temptation to believe I was better than anyone else’
One month later, Trump’s threats remain unfulfilled as Mexican shelters sit empty along border
Venezuelan opposition again following the siren song of an electoral boycott
Trump deported fewer people than Obama, Clinton or Bush, but more indiscriminately
Trump puts NASA on pause as Musk’s DOGE prepares to slash costs

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Luis Miguel Hinojal

Zero tolerance against racism in Brazilian football: points deductions and stadium closures

últimas noticias

Alice Weidel, a far-right profile that breaks the mold

The ‘tsundoku’ phenomenon, or how we’ve normalized collecting books we’ll never read

Maram Kairé, Senegalese astronomer: ‘The development of the African continent will depend on the space sector’

The state as common good’s last stand: Recipes to stop oligarchy

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