Andrés Villena (Elx, 1980) has spent years investigating business lobbies, family sagas, banks, and institutions to be able to x-ray the structure and functioning of the Spanish elite. The result is Las élites que dominan España,a book that was to be published by Planeta, which finally backed out, and has ended up being published by Libros del K.O. 

Taking responsibility for a specific section of the coastal path, inspecting it regularly, and reporting any illegal closures or deterioration that impedes access. This is the mission that SOS Costa Brava wants to entrust to the future "godparents" of the coastal paths, a new role with which the environmental organization intends to strengthen the monitoring of these historic routes along the sea and guarantee the public's right to walk freely and without obstacles.

Neglecting to treat sick people in order to earn more money goes against the ethical principles and professional conduct of doctors, and yet this is what was allegedly happening in at least one hospital in the Community of Madrid for months. These past few weeks have set off alarm bells throughout the public healthcare system as a result of... the Torrejón de Ardoz Hospital scandalA publicly owned but privately managed center, where the directive was allegedly to reject unprofitable patients or procedures in order to lengthen waiting lists and increase profits. This information has ignited yet another political battle between the governments of Isabel Díaz Ayuso and Pedro Sánchez, but it has also reopened the debate about the provision of services in the public healthcare system.