By Fernando José Vaquero Oroquieta.

First Iraq, then Syria—has Lebanon's turn come? The key difference between Lebanon and its neighbors is the presence of a strong, visible Christian minority that still retains decision-making capacity and influence… Continue reading →

By Carlos Paz.

"Spain's southern border is marked by the shame of Gibraltar"

In the coming months we will mark three hundred years since the theft and subsequent handover of Gibraltar to England. Three centuries during which various attempts have been made… Continue reading →

By Gabriel García.

JuanCar, besides being the most down-to-earth monarch in the country's recent history, was also an ordinary person who needed to take a couple of weeks off from his stressful and exhausting life of signing laws with his… Continue reading →

I have witnessed things you wouldn't believe.

I have seen attack ships on fire beyond Orion.

I have seen C-beams glittering in the darkness near the Tannhauser Gate.

All those moments will be lost… Continue reading →

By Carmen Navarro.

"Madrid directs Employment Offices to prioritize hiring those receiving benefits".

And with preference for those between 20 and 45 years old. This is how the Government distinguishes itself by saving a few Euros… Continue reading →

By Jesús María Zarco.

The shop was small. Very small. Tiny. I always preferred entering through the door on San Antón Street, leaving the one on Rey Street for customers. Habits that pass… Continue reading →

By José Lorenzo García.

More than forty years ago, when I arrived at TVE from the EORTV to work as a programmer of dramatic content, I enjoyed observing my office colleagues. The programming staff of the Second Channel… Continue reading →

By José María Rodero de la Obra.

Balmes said in The Criterion that when watching a debate between opponents, one should listen carefully until a certain moment when to resolve the confusion, one simply had to ask each party… Continue reading →

By "Skeptic 1082".

As we have done on previous occasions, we're featuring an interesting comment from one of our visitors in the Opinion Articles section, who signs as "Skeptic 1982".

What should be kept in mind:

1.- That it's good to love oneself… Continue reading →

By Gabriel García.

Lord APR received with great displeasure the news that Enrique had been vetoed at the police station where he performed duties typical of every good agent in the State's underbelly. To place him there, and so that… Continue reading →