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The Sahel shakes the West. In particular to France, which, after being expelled from Mali, now also loses Niger, a key pawn on its African chessboard. The uranium that Niger lacks is now even more strategic after the end of hydrocarbon imports from Russia, a consequence of Europe’s break with Moscow. Indeed, Niger supplies 40% of the uranium that France needs for the operation of its nuclear power plants. Continúa leyendo EDITORIAL: Sahel, adiós a París
First the enclosure. A dream place for summer concerts. In the heart of the University City of Madrid, on Avenida Complutense, the Alfonso XIII Royal Botanical Garden, is oblivious to the terrible heat wave of this month of July with an ideal temperature on this night at the end of the month. Continúa leyendo Noches del Botánico: Farru, Michel Camilo y Tomatito
Medellín, the second most important city in Colombia, is preparing this weekend to live one of its most beautiful events of the many that are held in Colombia. The Flower Fair, one of the most important cultural events in the country, since it protects the intangible heritage of the famous traditional saddle makers of Antioquia, who since 1957 in the month of August show us their proud works of art in flowers, embodied in each of the saddles that come to us from the municipality of Santa Elena. Continúa leyendo MEDELLIN, la ciudad de la eterna primavera de Colombia
Our journey will take us to various locations scattered within the Tunisian geography. A stroll through its culture, history, archaeologically significant sites, paradise-like beaches, vibrant Tunisian motifs and crafts, delightful cuisine, and unique hospitality! Continúa leyendo XPLORALYA: ¡BIENVENIDOS A TÚNEZ! ¡UNA JOYA EN AFRICA del NORTE!
Nuestra invitada de hoy es la multipremiada escritora y poeta mexicana Queta Navagómez, quien tiene la influencia clara de su niñez, cuando su madre cada noche tomaba un libro y compartía lecturas, estimulando la imaginación. La niña Queta, que todavía no imaginaba ser atleta de alto rendimiento, asistir en representación de México a competencias internacionales, donde dejó huella, ejercer como maestra, dedicar su vida a las letras y a promover la lectura e impartir talleres. Continúa leyendo MEXICO: QUETA NAVAGÓMEZ AND THE MAGICAL WORLD OF THE HUICHOLES
In an interview with writer Jackeline Barriga Nava, organizer of the 1st Congress of Writers in Literature of Bolivia and former vice president of the Writers Society of Bolivia (SODESBO), she expressed a bitter feeling about the conclusion of this event, which we have been following. According to her, they were unable to unify democratically «as I mentioned in a previous interview, if we fail to achieve the unity of writers, it will be due to the small-mindedness of the writers themselves, and that’s what happened.» Continúa leyendo ESCRITORES DE BOLIVIA NO LOGRARON UNIFICARSE CON DEMOCRACIA
