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Sebastià Alzamora

The fright and the crying

Opinion | 29/05/2025

The first sacks of flour enter the Gaza Strip and some bakeries reopen.

Misc | 22/05/2025

Palestinian workers make bread at a bakery that has reopened after being closed due to a flour shortage, in Deir Al Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.

The Spanish government ignores the Catalan issue in the periodic review before the UN

Politics | 30/04/2025

Image of the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.

The great highway that destroys the Amazon to connect the city that will host COP30

Misc | 24/03/2025

A cloud of dust obscures visibility on the Trans-Amazonian Highway, a route begun in 1972 with the goal of crossing the Brazilian Amazon, but never completed.

Raping one-year-olds: the harshest face of war in Sudan

Misc | 21/03/2025

A baby in a temporary care centre for abandoned children in Sudan

UN agrees in extremis to mobilize $200 billion to protect nature

Misc | 19/03/2025

Literature and nature: a promiscuous relationship Five new releases in which nature is the protagonist

Arab countries approve Egyptian five-year, $50 billion plan to rebuild Gaza

Misc | 04/03/2025

Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, destroyed.

Arab countries discuss five-year, $50 billion plan to rebuild Gaza

Misc | 04/03/2025

Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, destroyed.

Gonzalo Delacámara: "There are more people in the world with a cell phone than with a toilet"

Misc | 02/03/2025

Gonzalo de la Camara

Garzón and the Spanish judicial autarchy

Opinion | 27/08/2021

The prestige of the Blue Helmets must be restored to strengthen the UN

Opinion | 04/07/2021

UN Secretary General also supports Sánchez on pardons

Politics | 02/07/2021

The secretary general of the UN, the Portuguese António Guterres, and the Spanish president, Pedro Sánchez, at the gates of the Moncloa.

Cuixart, before the UN: "Make sure that international treaties are respected in Spain"

Misc | 02/07/2021

Jordi Cuixart in an act of Òmnium Cultural