Julen Berrueta is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain.

Why don't the mass graves of murdered republican women appear in Andalusia?

26 Jan 2021  |  www.elespanol.com  |  Spanish  |  Mass Graves

The article discusses the challenges faced in locating the mass graves of women who were killed during the Spanish Civil War in Andalusia. Despite ongoing excavations, graves in certain areas remain undiscovered. The article highlights the lack of institutional support and the need for accountability from private and public entities that may own land containing mass graves. It also mentions successful findings of other victims' bodies and emphasizes the importance of historical memory initiatives led by groups like the Grupo de Trabajo Recuperando la Memoria de la Historia Social de Andalucía of the CGT-A.

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Philip Boucher is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.

STOA Panel Members Visit the Joint Research Centre in Seville

20 Jul 2022  |  Epthinktank  |  English  |  EU Policy

Members of the STOA panel visited the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in Seville to discuss digital, green, and innovation policy. The JRC, as the Commission's science service, supports EU policy with its 2,000 scientists. Discussions included JRC's role in EU policy, its relationship with other Commission Directorates-General, and balancing scientific excellence with policy needs. The visit covered JRC's projects on digital transformation, the green transition, and innovation, including the European Centre on Algorithmic Transparency, the Digital Competence Framework, and the EU Tourism Dashboard. The delegation also visited the Cartuja Science and Technology Park, where they met with local officials and learned about the eCitySevilla project and Seville's climate neutrality ambitions. A new JRC facility is planned, reflecting post-COVID work modalities and integrating with Seville's community.

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Junta de Andalucía Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) European Commission Cartuja Science and Technology Park (PCT) Committee of the Regions

Javier Domínguez Reguero is a journalist

The Three Kings Parade in Seville brings smiles to the streets despite the pandemic

05 Jan 2022  |  elDiario.es  |  Spanish  |  Cultural Event

The Three Kings Parade in Seville returned to the streets on January 5, 2022, despite the ongoing pandemic. The event followed health recommendations with wider routes and mask mandates. The parade, which had been canceled the previous year due to COVID-19, saw enthusiastic participation from locals, including families and children. The event was organized by Ateneo de Sevilla with support from the Centro de Coordinación Operativa (CECOP) and the Junta de Andalucía. Seville's new mayor, Antonio Muñoz, emphasized the parade's symbolic value in lifting the community's spirits. The parade featured new floats and traditional elements, bringing joy to the city's residents while adhering to safety measures.

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Santi Donaire is an award-winning documentary photographer, journalist and cofounder of the documentary film production company Nervio based in Spain. He has worked as a freelance photographer for various international media and news agencies in different countries such as Venezuela where he lived ...

Seasonal Workers in Jaén: The Homeless of Liquid Gold

15 Dec 2020  |  elDiario.es  |  Spanish  |  COVID-19 Impact

The article discusses the dire living conditions of migrant workers in Jaén, Spain, who come for the olive harvest but often end up homeless due to insufficient accommodation and COVID-19 restrictions. Local volunteers and organizations like Cáritas, Cruz Roja, and Jaén Acoge provide essential support, but the situation remains critical. The article highlights the systemic issues in the olive oil industry, including low wages and lack of legal protections for workers. It also touches on the broader social and economic impacts of the pandemic on these vulnerable populations.

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Antonio García is a journalist based in La Crucecita, Mexico.

Juanma would do it... but he won't

10 Oct 2023  |  elDiario.es  |  Spanish  |  Local Governance

The article criticizes the Partido Popular and its leader Juanma for failing to fulfill electoral promises made during the campaign in Andalusia, particularly regarding infrastructure projects in Rota. It highlights the difference between promises and commitments, suggesting that the party's promises were not genuine commitments. The text also reflects on the political reasoning behind these unfulfilled promises, suggesting that the party may not prioritize areas where they do not expect electoral support.

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I am a journalist based in Madrid. I have worked for seven years in the Diagonal and El Salto Diario newspapers, of which I am one of the founders. I am specialized in information on human rights violations and company monitoring.

CaixaBank is the second largest landlord in Andalusia

01 Apr 2024  |  civio.es  |  Spanish  |  Finance

In Andalusia, 58,997 rental homes are owned by large landlords, with CaixaBank being the second largest. Public entities, including the Junta de Andalucía and various city councils, own the majority of these properties. Financial institutions like CaixaBank, Unicaja, and Banco Santander also hold significant numbers of rental properties. The Junta de Andalucía faces criticism for its chaotic management of public housing, with a significant portion of its housing stock unaccounted for. The article highlights the disparity in rental housing availability across different municipalities in Andalusia.

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Asociación Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía (APHA) Agencia de Vivienda y Rehabilitación de Andalucía (AVRA) Ayuntamiento de Málaga Ayuntamiento de Sevilla Junta de Andalucía Ayuntamiento de Cádiz Ayuntamiento de Jerez

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Cristina Giner is a journalist based in Barcelona, Spain. I speak fluent English and French besides Spanish and Catalan. I have 18 years experience in national and international media, mainly in television broadcasting. I have worked as well at International Communication & Outreach  Departments.

The new tourism, safer and more sustainable

20 May 2021  |  es.euronews.com  |  Spanish  |  Sustainability

FITUR, the International Tourism Trade Fair, begins in Madrid, marking the first in-person event for the sector. With over 5,000 professionals from more than 55 countries, the event focuses on recovery and hope for the tourism industry, emphasizing safe and sustainable travel. The Dominican Republic, having made significant health efforts, showcases its culture and nature, aiming for greener and more inclusive tourism. Andalusia, a popular destination for domestic tourists, is seeing a resurgence in bookings, with expectations of reaching pre-pandemic traveler numbers by 2022.

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Julio Moreno is a videography based in Washington, United States of America.

Victorino, sobre la cita de Villanueva: "La corrida es muy seria, por encima de la categoría de la plaza"

05 Sept 2020  |  www.aplausos.es  |  Spanish  |  Bullfighting

Victorino Martín praises the quality of the upcoming bullfight in Villanueva del Arzobispo, describing it as very serious and above the usual standard for a third-category plaza. The event, scheduled for September 8, will feature bullfighters Curro Díaz, Rubén Pinar, and Alberto Lamelas. The Junta de Andalucía has authorized the event, and ticket sales will continue until the day of the bullfight.

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CNN, CBS's 60 Minutes, NTN24, Australian ABC, ITV, Colombian RCN among others. 

I have dedicated my career to news production, though I am also known for my video editing skills and the ability to film my own stories under international standards. Particularly interested on scientific ...

Torremolinos now has a Low Emission Zone (LEZ): which motorcycles it affects

20 Nov 2023  |  www.formulamoto.es  |  Spanish  |  Urban Planning

Torremolinos, a city in Málaga, Spain, has established a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) to restrict access and circulation of the most polluting vehicles starting January 1, 2024. The LEZ covers 175,000 square meters of the city center to reduce emissions in compliance with the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law. Vehicles with 0, ECO, and C labels from Torremolinos can circulate without restrictions, while B label vehicles have limited access. The city will implement a website for LEZ access management and is planning other measures such as creating deterrent parking areas, regulating loading and unloading times, installing security cameras for traffic monitoring, adding bicycle parking, and electric car charging points. The local government, in collaboration with the Junta de Andalucía, is also working to improve public transportation, including a new bus station and the maintenance and updating of the Málaga-Fuengirola Cercanías train line.

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Jose Parra is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Santa Fe Community College, Bachelor in Advertising and MultiMedia,
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The Lucena City Council approves the PSOE motion to improve school air conditioning and reduce student ratios

04 Dec 2024  |  www.andaluciacentro.com  |  Spanish  |  Local Government

The Lucena City Council has approved a motion by the PSOE to reduce student ratios in schools, aiming to prevent the loss of kindergarten lines, support vulnerable children, and provide more personalized education. The motion calls on the Junta de Andalucía to adhere to a 25-student per classroom ratio and ensure one counselor per 250 students. Jacob Lorenzo, PSOE's general secretary in Lucena, emphasized prioritizing local children's needs over political ideology. The motion received support from all council groups, with PP and Cs requesting an amendment to involve the Central Government in reducing general student ratios.

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