Activists from Mexico’s Purepecha people used axes and sledgehammers Monday to knock down statues of their ancestors being forced to haul and work stones by a colonial-era Spanish priest. The Purepechas have objected to the statues since they were erected in 1995 in the capital of western Michoacán state, Morelia, and have repeatedly called for … Read more
New Zealand Herald The publication reports that Cyclone Dovi was packing a punch across many parts of New Zealand yesterday (Saturday) with howling gales and heavy rain causing havoc – and forcing the closure of the Auckland Harbor Bridge. Police urged people to avoid non-essential travel as gale-force winds struck, with gusts of between 130km … Read more
Cyber Attacks: Are our politicians unprotected against computer attacks? Should more resources be devoted to protecting them because they are more importantly “high profile” and represent us? Well, one in three says yes according to a survey that also includes high-level journalists. Spanish politicians, unprotected on the Internet Today is February 8, Safer Internet Day, … Read more
Being told you are having a baby can be such a special and joyful time. But it can be a challenge to pick a name. It is not easy to choose what this little person will be called for the rest of his life. But we’re here to help you find out. Although today we … Read more
Face masks, no excess soft furnishings, ornaments and pictures ditched and every single item cleaned and disinfected before your visit. This is what a British expat who runs a hotel in Spain says you can expect if you’re flying out for a lockdown holiday in the country. Robert Webster, 52, originally from Cheltenham, his wife … Read more