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The Pope reiterates his refusal to confess gay seminarians as a result of “there’s already an excessive amount of faggot”

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The Pope reiterates his refusal to confess gay seminarians as a result of “there’s already an excessive amount of faggot”

RomePope Francis asks Italian bishops to not admit homosexuals into seminaries as a result of “there’s already an excessive amount of faggot.” The pontiff made these statements final week throughout a closed-door assembly with the members of the Italian Episcopal Convention (CEI), however late this Monday they had been printed by the Italian press, which … Read more

Extremadura Patients Urged to Seek Allergology Referral for Potential Vaccine Cure: Expert Advice

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Extremadura Patients Urged to Seek Allergology Referral for Potential Vaccine Cure: Expert Advice

«Patients must be referred to Allergology so that we can cure them with the vaccine»EP ASK: Extremadura will be the region with the highest pollen concentration this year, is this usual? ANSWER: Yes. Here we normally mark the maximum grass pollen counts in Spain, both in the springs that are more intense and those that … Read more

Marcela Posada Reveals Which Actress is Disliked in Show Business

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Marcela Posada Reveals Which Actress is Disliked in Show Business

Marcela Posada is a remembered actress, her participation as ‘La Girafa’ in ‘Betty, la fea’, made her one of the most loved by viewers; She also participated in other novels and series such as ‘El man, es Germán’, ‘Nurses’ and ‘In the heels of Eva’. In a recent video published on her accounts, she confessed … Read more

The Inhumane Bombing in Gaza: Civilians Suffer Unjustly

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The Inhumane Bombing in Gaza: Civilians Suffer Unjustly

“We are civilians What is our fault? What is the fault of the children, the doctors or the teachers? We have not done anything wrong to suffer so much. This bombing is inhumane and should stop now.” This is the testimony of Tamer JA Hamdan, a Palestinian doctor who lives in Valencia but narrowly avoided … Read more

Rubén Blades: Reflecting on Music, Artificial Intelligence, and Social Issues

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Rubén Blades: Reflecting on Music, Artificial Intelligence, and Social Issues

On camera, Rubén Blades is seen moving things around in his New York studio. “I’m trying to bring some order to my messy area of ​​books and clutter that I have,” he says. He has a hat and talks non-stop. That is another of his many virtues, always saying interesting and profound things and speaking … Read more

Manuel Lanzini’s Possible Return to River Plate and Arab Dollars Offer: Transfer Market Update

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Manuel Lanzini’s Possible Return to River Plate and Arab Dollars Offer: Transfer Market Update

Title: Manuel Lanzini’s Potential Return to River Plate Excites Fans Subtitle: Offers from Europe not convincing enough, Arab dollars emerge as a possibility Date: June 20, 2023 In the midst of the transfer market, River Plate fans are filled with hope as they dream of the return of former player Manuel Lanzini. While the club … Read more

Khadija, Afghan journalist refugee in Spain: “There is no future for the women of my country”

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Khadija, Afghan journalist refugee in Spain: “There is no future for the women of my country”

This week the Taliban banned Afghan women from studying at university The news comes months after the fundamentalist government also banned girls from attending school We talk about it with Khadija Amín, an Afghan journalist who has been a refugee in Spain for a year: “They took everything from us” “It’s so hard to see … Read more

The simple trick to be invisible on WhatsApp: just click a button

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The simple trick to be invisible on WhatsApp: just click a button

Gone are the days when we had to spend a lot of money to be able to afford the famous text messages that cost a fortune. WhatsApp has changed the lives of millions of people around the world: the messaging application has been around for many, many years and allows us to interact with whoever … Read more

“There is a musical Cuba close to poetry, not so masculine and visceral”

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“There is a musical Cuba close to poetry, not so masculine and visceral”

Ariel Bringuez He promises to fill the Philharmonic Theater with his “Cuban Nostalgia” next Friday, December 9, starting at 8.30pm. The Cuban saxophonist, who has lived in Madrid for fifteen years, has taken classic themes and songs from his homeland and passed them through the jazz filter, recreating the atmosphere of cosmopolitan Havana from the … Read more

“There is a return to the theater to listen to music, but it is slow, covid has done damage”

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“There is a return to the theater to listen to music, but it is slow, covid has done damage”

Although Antonio Pappano was born in England, his name and surname betray his Latin origins. From Italy, to be more precise. He is a conductor and pianist and will be one of the main guests of the Auditorium Concerts program conducting the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. His concert will be held tomorrow, Thursday, at eight … Read more