In times when much is said about the reform of education in our country as a defined and ongoing operation -although it continues to occur through excessively generalizing statements- the proposal for a more relevant incorporation of art in the scheme of art has gained strength. new system. Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: EL ARTE EN LA EDUCACIÓN
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
For some time I have been insisting on a kind of modification – and I mean something generalized – of human behavior, with a clear tendency towards intolerance, disrespect, even anger and fanaticism, which exhibits a certain tribal patina. and it seems to refer us to archaic times that we believed had been surpassed by progress. Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: ¿QUE ESTA PASANDO?
Today we pay tribute to all those voices that, through radio and media, bring messages of hope, unity, and peace to our communities. On this special day, we want to thank the Hispanic-American broadcasters who become essential allies in building a more harmonious and supportive world. Continúa leyendo CELEBRANDO EL DIA DEL LOCUTOR HISPANOAMERICANO: «VOCES QUE CONSTRUYEN PAZ»
In recent days, while flipping through channels on Argentine television, I came across a fascinating interview with philosopher, professor, and writer Santiago Kovladoff. Although I joined in halfway through, it instantly grabbed my attention: it was very comprehensive, covering various aspects of today’s confused and aggressive society in the neighboring country. Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: EL PODER DE LA PALABRA
Cross denunciations between police officers and officials of the same police station, often resolved by shelving the inquiries under the authority of the highest-ranking officer; complaints of various nature and importance from lawmakers against officials, whether retired or still in active duty, including corruption, floating in a viscous sea of generally innocuous political discussions; and complaints of different origins, including those from the Parliamentary Commissioner for this area, reaching the realm of justice, the kingdom of prosecutors, and being consumed by time, while the shadow of mistrust looms ominously over the police institution and the judiciary itself. Ultimately, the stubborn reality of overall failure, of management too damaged by holes of suspicion and meager results from various loudly announced programs, which, until now, and let’s set aside the sometimes laughable and highly manipulated statistics on crimes committed year after year. Continúa leyendo EL PENSADOR: AL BORDE DEL DERRAPE
