"I was like a rag doll"Gisèle Pelicot’s harsh confession when she first saw the photos of other men raping her
“I was like a rag doll,” is Gisèle Pelicot’s harsh confession when the police showed her the photos in which she was raped by men
The keys to Milei’s labor reform that has ignited Argentina: 12-hour days, cheap layoffs, limits on strikes
The Argentine Senate has approved Javier Milei’s controversial labor reform, a law that will radically change the country’s working conditions and that has caused strong
Doctors Without Borders warns that more and more Ukrainians are arriving at hospitals with symptoms of hypothermia or frozen limbs
The NGO Doctors Without Borders reports cases in hospitals of people arriving with frozen hands and legs or with clear symptoms of hypothermia, and that
Ten dead and more than 25 injured after a shooting at a school in Canada
A shooting that occurred in the early hours of this Wednesday at a secondary school in the Canadian town of Tumbler Ridge, in the province
France will send letters on fertility to 29-year-olds: "It’s not about increasing social pressure"
The hands of the biological clock are going faster and faster, and those who are 29 years old should hurry up, because the fertility rate
The Epstein case leaves Starmer on the brink: why they are asking him to resign as prime minister
The Epstein case has put British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on the edge of the abyss. The pressure for him to resign is multiplying after
Portugal will once again have a socialist president after two decades: Antonio José Seguro defeats the far-right André Ventura
The former socialist minister, Antonio José Seguro, prevailed this Sunday in the second round of the Portuguese elections, against the leader of the extreme right
Trump’s reaction to Bad Bunny’s performance at the Super Bowl: "The worst in history"
The Puerto Rican singer, Bad Bunny, made history this morning by becoming the first Spanish-speaking performer to star in the half-time show of the Super
An Iranian court sentences Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammadi to seven and a half years in prison
A revolutionary court has sentenced Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi to seven and a half years in prison on several charges of conspiracy and
Epstein case files scandal prompts resignation of Starmer’s top adviser
Since numerous files linked to the Epstein caseseveral figures of the world elite They have been involved in one way or another in this network.